Sound proof padding?

[DJ Keith Porter]

Can any one recommend where I can get some sound proof padding.
I am looking to doll up my music room. It seems that to sound is just bouncing all over the place.

I just want to control the sound in the room.
I am looking for padding that looks like this. http://www.djedwhite.com/p/pics/ed/studio/.normal/PIC00060.JPG
Can anyone help me please!
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[eric justin]

Check out my response in the studio thread. And before you get it, keep in mind that the guy above wasted alot of money. It is not nesecary to completly cover your walls with that stuff, Ofter a few 3x5 peices and a few corner peices is all you need. If you have the chance, go to a book store and check out some home studio books, they usually tell you exactly hot to sound proof properly. :D

[Edmund White]

Thanks for highligting my DJ Studio. I buy the foam from HSF Acoustics (http://www.hsfacoustics.com/home.htm).

http://www.hsfacoustics.com/home.htm

They have a presence on eBay, as well as sales through their website.
http://www.stores.ebay.com/id=5374024&ssPageName=L2

In your case, you may want the Studio Pack at $199.99:
http://www.hsfacoustics.com/studiopacks.htm

ControlRoom™ Studio Pack
Pieces Per Pack: 42 Square2™ acoustic tiles (2" x 12" x 12" each), 4 BassWave™ bass traps (12" x 12" x 24" each), 2 cans of mounting adhesive
Coverage: 42 square feet of tiles, 8 linear feet of bass traps (patterns)
Type: flame-retardant open-cell polyester
Color: dark charcoal (black) (color check)
Density: 2.0 lbs/ cu ft
Flame Specs: FR1 foam passes both UL94-HF1 and MVSS302 flame tests, flame-retardant, self-extinguishing

$199.99 per pack

[Edmund White]

Originally posted by eric justin:
Check out my response in the studio thread. And before you get it, keep in mind that the guy above wasted alot of money. It is not nesecary to completly cover your walls with that stuff, Ofter a few 3x5 peices and a few corner peices is all you need. If you have the chance, go to a book store and check out some home studio books, they usually tell you exactly hot to sound proof properly. :D I spent $250 on foam. I don't think it was a waste. Granted, that may be $1000 if I were using Aurelex foam.....

[eric justin]

Originally posted by ewwhite:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by eric justin:
Check out my response in the studio thread. And before you get it, keep in mind that the guy above wasted alot of money. It is not nesecary to completly cover your walls with that stuff, Ofter a few 3x5 peices and a few corner peices is all you need. If you have the chance, go to a book store and check out some home studio books, they usually tell you exactly hot to sound proof properly. :D I spent $250 on foam. I don't

hink it was a waste. Granted, that may be $1000 if I were using Aurelex foam..... </font>[/QUOTE]True that, you got a good deal, I have seen people spend up to $1000 on that stuff.
Hey I'm still useing egg crates cause I can't afford the foam

[liL Ray]

Originally posted by ewwhite:
[QUOTE] Aurelex foam..... http://www.kellyindustries.com/speakers/studio_foam.html

http://www.auralex.com

[ October 28, 2003, 10:39 AM: Message edited by: liL Ray ]

[DJ Keith Porter]

Thanks guys for all the help and tips. I checked out all the sites and also found some on my own.

I see the 12"x12" squares but, I also found a site that sells Acoustic Eggcrate Foam 4' X 8' X 1 1/8" sheets with 2 lbs density.

Are the sheets as good as the little squares?
I would think the sheets would be better not because they are cheaper but, there would be less seames on the wall.

I am trying to cover the entire room including the ceiling which comes out to 395sq ft.

Compairing the prices between the squares and the sheets the sheets are much cheaper and covers about 10 sq ft less than the square packages.

One 4'x8 by 1 1/2" (32sq ft.)= $37.50
One box of 12"x12"x2"(44sq ft.)= $99.00
One box of 12"x12"x2"(42sq ft.)= $199.00

Which way should I go?

[ October 28, 2003, 11:12 AM: Message edited by: DJ Keith Porter ]

[DJ Keith Porter]

Originally posted by liL Ray:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by ewwhite:

Aurelex foam..... http://www.kellyindustries.com/speakers/studio_foam.html

http://www.auralex.com </font>Oooooohhh Shit!
Yo Ray thanks for this site.

I went to the anolog mixers and found this..
http://img3.musiciansfriend.com/dbase/pics/products/63/631213.jpg
Its $549.99 here
and $1300 at SamAsh!

Good Looking yo! Whoa, I almost bought that!

[Edmund White]

I would go with the foam that I use. They are willing to work custom packages out, so you can get exactly what you need.