Muffle subwoofer ?

[prheaume]

Do you guys have any ideas how I can muffle subwoofers from my computer and from the home theater ?

The neighboor right under me was a pain in the a** so I was not concerned about that. But the new one have a 9 months old baby and I don't want to be the dumb guy who wakes up the baby all the time.

Do you have any suggestion? Except turn the volume lower ?

 

[TheDarkKnightKnox]

I would say if the sub has a port plug it with cloth, or you could also wrap the whole thing in a blanket, you could also try raising it away from the floor.

 

[prheaume]

the rubber mat kind they use on some gym or the cashier at the supermarket... do you think it can help ?

 

[TheDarkKnightKnox]

Anything to reduce reverberation and vibration, i think more than anything vibration. It could certainly help, reducing the surface area that the sub touches the floor with ultimately reduce vibration.

 

[oleg1981]

I think there is no way to reduce the vibration until the sub is on the flore. Try to put it on something. Ideally is to hang it LOL

 

[prheaume]

Anything to reduce reverberation and vibration, i think more than anything vibration. It could certainly help, reducing the surface area that the sub touches the floor with ultimately reduce vibration.

Will it be better to have like 4 parts (one on each corner of the sub) than a big part that cover all the sub area?

 

[TheDarkKnightKnox]

Yes i would agree, i know my sub has four small rubber feet that raise it 2 inches off the floor, my neighbor below never hears the bass. I would also say to keep it out of a corner if possible.

 

[prheaume]

thanks guys! I'll try that !

 

[TheDarkKnightKnox]

No problem my friend, let us know how it goes

 

[dietz4ibanez]

Have you tried setting it on a piece of furniture?

Also taking the sub out and fill the inside with towels might help.