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Anonymous users2024-01-24The sound-absorbing material is completely ineffective. Because when the speaker is working, it mainly relies on vibration to pronounce the sound, unless your walls are not connected.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23No, you need to add soundproofing, but you don't need to get these things in the living room, and it basically won't affect the neighbors during the day.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Sound absorption and sound insulation are different concepts. Sound absorption is to absorb echo, and sound insulation is to isolate sound, hope.
There is no burying line, so you can only walk around the corner to the back. If you want to look good, use plastic trunking. Or use a wireless transceiver to surround the amplifier.
You see what you mean to achieve the whole house background music. This is to pay attention to attenuation if a source is to be used in multiple places. It is best to use a power amplifier in one place, or you can buy or amplifiers, each channel one speaker after another. >>>More
Hehe, you may be too young, too sensitive, just get used to it slowly, or choose to sleep when you are very sleepy.
Pull the network cable from the room interface to the hall.
Don't have mirrors in the living room, not outside. This mirror will cause you a lot of trouble if it doesn't work well.