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You will never get rid of all of it, absolutely true. However for example if 80% of the sound is coming through the single wall, there is great benefit to treating just that one wall. If you can eliminate 90% of the sound coming through that wall, you'll be left with ~30% of the sound you...

By "C-Stud," I assume you mean a steel stud. Not necessary if he's decoupling the wall as previously descrived. "U-Channel" I assume would be applied to the steel studs. Again, this has no practical no role in the previously mentioned assembly. Any low / medium density insulation will...

I'd say this is the winner. By the way, sound rooms haven't used lead in years. Rarely done anymore. Standard building materials deployed in non-traditional fashion can certainly stop a great deal of sound.

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http://www.soundproofingcompany.com/solutions/soundproofing_ceilings/ This article addresses the questions you have. Note that a solution exists that does not reply on expensive commercial "acoustic" products. You can achieve a good amount of isolation with standard insulation and standard...

Just so we're all clear, Jenniferhelen works for the company she's campaigning for. Water has no place in sound isolation. It's an excellent conductor aside from the other obviousl issues...

JoanaC, it's called SPAM when you work for a company and post as if you are a consumer of the product.