ivan_nosnibor
I think I saw where they spec’d, for "steel studs"
Not with the center self countersinking head just under the spring. That’s for a wooden joist, stud or noggin
Cheers George
Spring-Loaded Screw Turns Drywall Into Sound-Absorbing Panels
ivan_nosnibor Not with the center self countersinking head just under the spring. That’s for a wooden joist, stud or noggin Cheers George |
I hate to respond so far down a thread but this one is too silly to ignore. Screws don't absorb sound energy. Screws don't impart the ability for an underlying material to absorb sound energy. All screws can do is anchor an underlying material and inhibit vibration; in this example to the wood framing supporting the drywall. Wood framing doesn't absorb sound energy (much) either but can make an effective diffuser IF you use enough wood and if you don't have drywall in the way. |
A room must ABSOLUTELY BE COMPLETELY DEAD in order to NOT distort the recorded signal. ANY room contribution to the sound is a distortion. <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<,>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> No thanks, MUST absolutely be WHAT? You ever been in a room like that? Maybe a speaker test or two, but to listen in a room like that.. Forget it.. You’re WAY off fella.. Horrible at best.. DEAD really does describe that type of sound.. It SUCKS... NO room is a much better idea that THAT room.. Just sayin' :-) Regards |