Would these help reduce the noise emanating from my home drum/band rehearsal room?
1617325
Yes it would but if I were you id order 2 or 3 kits I wish I did, I love it I want my studio covered in it.. it's a great product
1617326
the panels work on close reflections like a booth but are not as good as Aurlex for solving serious reflection problems
2110943
Help. Yes, but shut out the sound ... Probably better than wax, but they reduce noise , not eliminate it.
1459649
I would say yes. I use it in a drum/music room to quiet the noise. But anywhere you put heavy equipment it will leave a permanent indentation.
1304106
Hi, in my experience, this is very basic sound proofing. So can't expect too much. But if you stick them all over the room including ceiling, and rug on floor, it dose help reduce the volume.
331748
They would help with vibration-but sound I think not. Look for another dwelling is your best bet.
369580
yes they reduce noise by almost 30db. whatever frequency. I use them for shooting and am very happy compared to a set I got at wally world in a pinch.
1744216
I have not done any shooting but I can say that these reduce noise although perhaps not enough for that kind of noise. If you are not looking for fidelity in the sound that goes into your ears, I would look for stronger protection if I were you.
2223489
Yes most definitely. They block out barking dogs, so they'll help with noisy dorms. I've used them in foreign countries where my hotel room overlooked busy train stops and noisy walkways and have been very impressed with their effectiveness. The nice aspect about these is that they generate white noise, which is very effective at blocking noise.
989548
If you use them as IEMs, they should suffice and you should be able to hear the separation. You may need to adjust volume on your bpm click depending on how loud you play the drums.
1558207
These are more sound "dampeners" than they are sound "proofers." I am using them in a small conference room to eliminate echoes on the speaker phone and they work well. They will of course absorb some of the sound coming through your wall, but probably not the amount you hope. You probably need something solid.
1146362
I really don't know but don't see why they wouldn't significantly reduce the noise. I have to tell you I love mine but the wire is so cheaply made I don't use them very often. I use Koss Studio Headphones that are Bulletproof but very heavy. Good luck!
1191014
Yes Jeremy, they work great for killing echoes. I have them in my music studio for the same effect. I was get nasty echoes in my recordings. These fixed that right up! Good luck.
2190480
It will help. But no, I'm sure you will still hear the bass. Could try wearing these plugs in conjunction with a fan running to try to drown out the noise.
1949046
I am not sure if I would say these are noise reducing. I would say they are better a directing what you want to hear to you. They do cover most of your ears but they are not like the encompassing ones. They muffle some outside noise but once you're playing anything what you are playing drowns out outside noise.
2011648
I'd install some type of insulation.....because you will hear noise on these. Not terrible at all, though.
330390
No, these are just a pad for dampening the sounds of you drum kit, so you can practice muted.
1991832
not likely. Some work to reduce or block certain types of noise. Such as airplane engine noise, but not loud music.