may i put this on my window to isolate traffic noise outside?
749011
Yes, this is a really good product you can use it anywhere inside your house
749012
it will definitely muffle and reduce the transmission of sound, but not completely. also it's not really meant for that purpose, it's primarily meant to go inside the walls
749013
These are for acoustics, to balance out frequencies when listening and recording. It's entirely different than soundproofing. Soundproofing is what you need, not this. Short answer: No.
749014
No. It will only absord noise from inside. You will need high density foam board and leave a space between it and the glass to trap the noise
749015
I put it in the window recess in my bedroom and it worked extremely well. Of course I have no outside light now, but I don't mind.
1268713
I would say yes because the sound quality is very nice. You can turn the volume up and down. I use it a lot with my windows down and my sunruff open and I can hear fine no one have ever made a comment about the noise.
1109523
I wouldn't; too much exhaust would collect. I placed a 4'X4' piece of 3/8'" plywood on top and propped other pieces alongside. The gaps let the exhaust out and allowed the engine to breathe but I could still hear it inside the house. This unit is not that loud, but it is noticeable. Good luck!
867850
If you are referring to the filter, it is not very audible, I would not expect a neighbor to hear it.
56673
If you install the motion sensor it will definitely guard against that. You can have windows open and just put your hand in the vehicle and the alarm sounds! Very good alarm!
514888
I do not think so because the water-activated adhesive on the side you apply to window does not have the "static" quality.
1144545
More than likely it would help but you can't stop noise from coming from the gap at the bottom of the hood. Clean under the hood good and do in under the steering wheel and it might help with the noise. BTW try head phones there cheaper.
1142899
It's possible but you won't be able to use the air vent. It does cancel the noise very well though
154554
The product is a thin, light weight foam strip with adhesive on one side. I used it to seal air gaps around the window discharge hose for a portable A/C unit in a bedroom. In my opinion there is not enough mass in the foam to effectively limit sound transmission. Of course, anything would block some sound, but I feel 100% certain that this would not be effective for what you are trying to do.
2267388
It's worth a try. I covered my living room wall with this to dampen neighbor's noise. It dampens the noise from outside by maybe 20-30 percent.
1572737
Yes, but you will not hear it unless you tape it on the outside of your car. Having it in your car will prevent sound from traveling.
1508855
Nope. The screen is like a vinyl sheet and not porous so the sound will be blocked.
1332811
I would not use this for soundproofing doors in a house. It is more for silencing rattles and vibration in cars.
1032730
It is canvas so it likely will not block much sound....definitely block whatever it's in front of
638962
I used this in the car to block road noise and it did a good job. I would say it will help out quite a bit in an office environment too.
889276
It does fairly ok with traffic noise if you crank up the volume almost to the max.. It doesn't completely cuff yor ear hole so you might have some interference depending on where you are and who you are with .
1009284
As long as there's not a lot of traffic by the door. I use mine outside and had to be creative to keep it from going off every time the wind blew anything around it. Hope this helped :)