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Pretty sure that dude's entire story is a metaphor for banging:
He's looking for something like this tent that is soundproof (for banging). The neighbors don't like to hear him and his partner banging, so they currently bang in the car, but he's tired of accidentally (sure, Jan) sitting on the shift stick every now and then.
Picked one up. Before I did, I checked out some YouTube reviews on it and while the reviews are generally favorable, the main complaints is that the 5 gallon gravity fed shower bag is quite heavy when full to lift up on to the hook. And for taller folks, the shower bag hangs too low and you'll be bent over to have the water go over your head. Some people opted for other shower devices and adapted it to the ceiling hook (like ones you pump up pressure from a canister that has a extended shower-head wand attached via tube).
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Any good way to make something like this sound proof?
I'm looking for a budget friendly private space to practice my harmonica playing. The neighbors don't like and the walls are thin. Currently, I practice in my car.
I don't see how you can make thin tent material soundproof. The material is a lot thinner than your walls.
I know music stores like Guitar Center has music lessons. I assume they have sound proof rooms. Perhaps,you can rent their soundproof rooms to practice? I was going to suggest you to go to a park or wooded area to practice harmonica but you said "private space". How about renting a storage unit to practice? There won't be people in those storage units.
I don't see how you can make thin tent material soundproof. The material is a lot thinner than your walls.
I know music stores like Guitar Center has music lessons. I assume they have sound proof rooms. Perhaps,you can rent their soundproof rooms to practice? I was going to suggest you to go to a park or wooded area to practice harmonica but you said "private space". How about renting a storage unit to practice? There won't be people in those storage units.
KLEXA Sound Proof Foam Panels - Pack Of 12 Acoustic Panels - 1 In. Thick Soundproof Wall Panels - 12 x 12 In. Acoustic Foam Sound Proofing Wall Padding - Fire-resistant Wedge Sound Absorbing Panels https://a.co/fqrk4C0
Pretty sure that dude's entire story is a metaphor for banging:
He's looking for something like this tent that is soundproof (for banging). The neighbors don't like to hear him and his partner banging, so they currently bang in the car, but he's tired of accidentally (sure, Jan) sitting on the shift stick every now and then.
Pretty sure that dude's entire story is a metaphor for banging:
He's looking for something like this tent that is soundproof (for banging). The neighbors don't like to hear him and his partner banging, so they currently bang in the car, but he's tired of accidentally (sure, Jan) sitting on the shift stick every now and then.
Haha! He can still try to soundproof his apartment with blankets and what not. Or they can practice when neighbors are not at home. (They also should use backseat of the car to have more room.)
Picked one up. Before I did, I checked out some YouTube reviews on it and while the reviews are generally favorable, the main complaints is that the 5 gallon gravity fed shower bag is quite heavy when full to lift up on to the hook. And for taller folks, the shower bag hangs too low and you'll be bent over to have the water go over your head. Some people opted for other shower devices and adapted it to the ceiling hook (like ones you pump up pressure from a canister that has a extended shower-head wand attached via tube).
I'm considered average height and I was very surprised how tall it is! Maybe it would bother someone who is at least 6 1/2ft tall or more but I cannot imagine for anyone shorter 🤷 ♀️
I'm considered average height and I was very surprised how tall it is! Maybe it would bother someone who is at least 6 1/2ft tall or more but I cannot imagine for anyone shorter 🤷 ♀️
Valid point, but I think you underestimate the height of a 5gal bag of water…
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This thread should probably be merged with this earlier posted thread if any mods see this.
https://slickdeals.net/f/15849373-ozark-trail-2-person-shower-privacy-tent-89-free-shipping
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I'm looking for a budget friendly private space to practice my harmonica playing. The neighbors don't like and the walls are thin. Currently, I practice in my car.
I know music stores like Guitar Center has music lessons. I assume they have sound proof rooms. Perhaps,you can rent their soundproof rooms to practice? I was going to suggest you to go to a park or wooded area to practice harmonica but you said "private space". How about renting a storage unit to practice? There won't be people in those storage units.
Or you can try to make your apartment soundproof.
https://www.bobvila.com/articles/...apartment/
You can use something like this.
KLEXA Sound Proof Foam Panels - Pack Of 12 Acoustic Panels - 1 In. Thick Soundproof Wall Panels - 12 x 12 In. Acoustic Foam Sound Proofing Wall Padding - Fire-resistant Wedge Sound Absorbing Panels https://a.co/fqrk4C0
https://soundproofguide
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I know music stores like Guitar Center has music lessons. I assume they have sound proof rooms. Perhaps,you can rent their soundproof rooms to practice? I was going to suggest you to go to a park or wooded area to practice harmonica but you said "private space". How about renting a storage unit to practice? There won't be people in those storage units.
Or you can try to make your apartment soundproof.
https://www.bobvila.com/articles/...apartment/
You can use something like this.
KLEXA Sound Proof Foam Panels - Pack Of 12 Acoustic Panels - 1 In. Thick Soundproof Wall Panels - 12 x 12 In. Acoustic Foam Sound Proofing Wall Padding - Fire-resistant Wedge Sound Absorbing Panels https://a.co/fqrk4C0
He's looking for something like this tent that is soundproof (for banging). The neighbors don't like to hear him and his partner banging, so they currently bang in the car, but he's tired of accidentally (sure, Jan) sitting on the shift stick every now and then.
He's looking for something like this tent that is soundproof (for banging). The neighbors don't like to hear him and his partner banging, so they currently bang in the car, but he's tired of accidentally (sure, Jan) sitting on the shift stick every now and then.
This thread should probably be merged with this earlier posted thread if any mods see this.
https://slickdeals.net/f/15849373-ozark-trail-2-person-shower-privacy-tent-89-free-shipping
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