Would these be good for dampening the sound of fire alarm horns while testing them?
2072156
Yes, I believe so. The problem I had with them was the opposite, I had trouble hearing the range safety officer giving commands.
2072157
My husband uses these while on his riding mower. We have almost 2 acres and he says they are great.
2072158
Cannot give exact answer, but when the fire alarm beeps at my house b/c of smoke from fail cooking, i keep them on my dog's ears and he stays relatively calm by comparison.
1303560
I didn't use them specifically for that, but you could certainly try it. I would give your dog two instead of one, and give them at least half an hour before the noise starts.
1894535
These "tune in" to distant/ quiet sounds while muffling loud/ near by noises, in essence balancing the surrounding volume. I think they would work but unless you planed to use the audio jack I think they may be to heavy for what you want.
954705
I think that might work. It would stop the sound once closed. A motion detector might also work. This brand works great.
75408
I only use them for the shooting enclosed shooting range and it mutes the reports from some major size guns so I have to guess that it would put the lawn mower decibels down to at least a purr.
305636
Depends on how you mount it or attach it to the wall, I would think. Google sound dampening for walls, but this stuff might help. I did not use it for that purpose. Good Luck! R.
1571807
Maybe. My daughter uses these to reduce sound as she plays the drums. She can still hear the song she is accompanying but at about 1/2 the sound.
2131722
I would think so, they muffle conversations, music and other noise but you can still hear them. You will still be able to hear the dogs but it won't be as loud. I used these on my motorcycle and they weren't good for constant wind bombardment, but they were great for a show/concert I went to.
1396336
Yes, and yes, but NOT as sound insulation. Their purpose is to make sound "dry" , reduce unwanted reverb, aka bounce as these are difusers.
711763
Absolutely they will work for that. I've used them just for that purpose, sort of. My neighbor has a loud #*$&$ motorcycle he starts up every morning and wakes me up. So around 3:00a.m. when I get up to pee, I put these on. I sleep on my back anyway, so it doesnt matter. I also put in earplugs. I can't hear crap! Sometimes I even miss my alarm clock, but oh well. It does work to sleep in them if you don't move around a lot while you sleep and you can't roll over! Goodluck! :D
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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.
331748
They would help with vibration-but sound I think not. Look for another dwelling is your best bet.
604936
If you are trying to silence the sound there's nothing that I know of that will do that. As far as dampening the sound of an explosion they do a wonderful job while allowing normal levels of sound through. I use mine at the shooting range and can hear normal sounds without the loud sounds of the firing blasting my ears.
2168541
Yes, but not as loud. These are designed for a different frequency for gun range
28529
I think they would work for the loud noises at a Monster Truck Show. I got them for my autistic granddaughter and they work great to block out most of the intense noises she does not like or is frightened or uncomfortable with.
1897726
Yes, they absorb sound. It won't be completely sound proof but it surely will dampen noise.
1894536
Yes, they would work very well for that. I use them at work to block out annoying co workers and my boss always telling me what to do. However the music volume doesn't go very loud because they are not amplified speakers. I don't use them often anymore tho because I don't have a job due to my lack of coherence.