Noise

[Simi]

My mum got me some new speakers for Christmas and they are really good...One problem all my mum can hear is the booming noise of the base downstairs...Any ideas on how to reduce the noise downstairs ? Do i raise them ? Rest them on something ?

Thanks

[JoeyB]

just give her some ear plugs

[Simi]

Or headphones so she can watch TV at the same time

[JoeyB]

or even get her suround sound so you 2 can battle it out to see who can get it the loudest

[Webbo]

can't you just turn it down?

[Simi]

can't you just turn it down?

You would think but she stll complains !

[Rincewind]

Leave home.

[stez]

rest them on an egg box, ontop on polystyrene

[Simi]

rest them on an egg box, ontop on polystyrene

Thanks

[Tommeh]

these christmas presents seen to cause more trouble than their worth especially amongst young people

[Smudge]

The problem is that the base part of the sound has the shortest wavelength, therefore you will always hear the base over the mid and high frequencies. Not solveable without sound insulation. I agree, she will have to go

[Collymore]

Bass is none directional so it won't matter where you put it. I have plenty of insulation underneath my carpet at home which works really well. I also have thick concrete walls which is a must as the thin cavity walls leave you with little option.

http://www.buildingdesign.co.uk/facil-grou...stems/index.htm

[Simi]

Bass is none directional so it won't matter where you put it. I have plenty of insulation underneath my carpet at home which works really well. I also have thick concrete walls which is a must as the thin cavity walls leave you with little option.

http://www.buildingdesign.co.uk/facil-grou...stems/index.htm

Thanks for the help !