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Have anyone heard or use this type of insulation?
Im in the chicagoland area, and I was told that its the insulation of choice in the area now. Much safer than the 703 to deal with....
heres one example
http://www.bondedlogic.com/


any comments
how does this stuff deal with lowend?
have'nt had much luck finding info.

thanks
AA.

well here's more...

http://www.acousticalsurfaces.com/wall_ ... h.htm?d=28

i first heard about it on HR dot com
http://homerecording.com/bbs/showthread ... ght=cotton
i, too, would like more information-hopefully by the time i build, some will have developed.

Im located in Chicago as well and there is a place that sells it right by my house...But they don't sell the new acoustic sound panels the company makes which Im very interested in finding at a better price then 44$ a panel. I already put some posts up in other forums and this one but havent heard any responses yet. From my research these bonded logic panels (Echoeliminator) look very cool and dont need any additional fabric to hold the fibers from becoming airborne because the fibers are not dangerous.

Here are the NRC specs: .35 NRC @ 125hz 2" 3lb density...Not bad 1.15overall NRC
http://www.echoeliminator.com/soundproo ... panels.htm


www.bondedlogic.com/acoustical.htm

Bonded Logic's UltraTouch comes in batts that are 16" & 24" wide. The R-13 has an NRC of 1.15 and an STC of 45. The R-19 provides a 1.15 & 57 (in a 4" framing cavity) respectively... The fire retardent is borate-based so no mold or termites, and you don't have to breath those glass particles.

Take a look at www.ultratouch.net/video.html for the products' latest outreach effort.

Here's the place in Chicago that sells it...

http://www.greenmakersupply.com/