On Sat, 13 Apr 2019 03:59:10 -0700 (PDT), True North
wrote:

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"I read an article on how to build a media room. *When building a new house or doing an extensive remodel, you decouple your media room from the rest of the house. *It's mainly putting in twice as many 2x4's in the walls (8" centers) so that every other one is offset an inch or so side to side. *What that does is allow the sheetrock on on side of the wall to be fastened to 2x4s that are not the same 2x4s that the other side of the walls sheetrock is fastened to. *The walls are decoupled, and with some insulation installed in the middle, the sound does not propagate through the wall nearly as much as normal. *If you were building a new home and money wasn't an issue, apply the same principle to the floors and ceiling and you have a really quiet media room for both the peeps in there and the rest of the house. *Cool concept."


Duh!
That method of soundproofing has been around for a long time.



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Nice try at immitating 'Airree but it makes you sound less than
bright.

Somethings are worth repeating.

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