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That will lessen the ability for sound to deflect. Carpet is good, but I
hear cork works great. I don't know where you get it, though. When I
was a teenager, we had a friend that carpeted his garage and corked the
walls. It worked great and the neighbors complained less too!
On Sat, 30 Oct 2004 20:22:43 -0000 "mono_tones_1" <>
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> try to dampen your rehearsal room (curtains / carpet on the walls)
> as
> much as possible to get the drum volume down, and keep your amp
> volumes down. what happens is with loudness the background noise
> increases, everybody can hear themselves less good and keep turning
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> their volumes up, and so on... I've found that a lot of times, when
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> you all turn down, the sound gets better for everyone. But - as
> always ;-) - it's the drummer that ruins everything.
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> Man, keep out the buzz, you've only got one ears right? (hm, that
> somehow did't come out right)
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> wannes - wondering whether a dobro would make a surfable
> accoustic...
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