TV ROOM


Hi guys, I've been on a few forums looking for some advice on soundproofing a TV room. I have a semi detached house in North London and in the back have a room that we want to make into an audio room, with large TV and music system. This room is attached to  neighbour's wall and as we want to have it quite loud need some advice on soundproofing the wall and maybe the ceiling ? The wall is double brick and the back room is an extension so flat roof but we can get into the space if needed. Has anyone any advice on what can be put on the wall and maybe ceiling area.We can also lose around 10cm into the room. Many thanks in advance M
bri2on

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yes, brick wall is good to block sound from going past it.  However, it is a highly reflective surface, so you definitely want to add an insulation layer and drywall over it.

How high does the brick wall go? Brick wall is a definite block, but sound will also go through the ceiling layer and over into the neighbors rooms.  Wood is not a really good blocker because it will resonate and allow transference of bass/midbass vibrations.  Thick insulation in the ceiling can help, but it's not a 100% blocker.

My HT room is on bottom floor on left side of house.  My master bedroom is on right side of the house on 2nd floor and 2 rooms over, but I still will get bass/midbass beats in my bedroom.