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  @afterburner9418 минут бұрын

  Commenting and liking to keep that video in the top spot for KZread algorithm. Absolute top advices and tips given there. Kudos my man. Also just saw you're in the hospital after. A bike accident so steady recovery to you boss. You helped millions, so I'm keeping you in my thoughts . I hope you recover quickly and enjoy life . Cheers from France!

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  @robshrock-shirakbari1862Сағат бұрын

  Great advice... thank you!

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  @fgregerfeaxcwfeffeceСағат бұрын

  On the labels: My uncle said it like this: You can sell the same stool for 3 different prices: plastic stool 5$ plastic shower stool 10$ plastic shower stool for old people 15$

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  @NeoRipshaft3 сағат бұрын

  Solid advice - can add my anecdote to the stack - I needed to soundproof a door between two rooms - the door didn't need to be operational. I went with a combination of hard sheets of insulating foam and duct tape... not exactly ideal but I was freeballin it and it was reasonably inexpensive. The important element is that for the majority of my time installing the sheets snugly shutting out all of the doorspace... it didn't result in any substantial noise reduction... but when I closed the final gap - it was like MAGIC 🧙, the noise reduction kicked in massively. It did basically nothing up until I got to that point - it would 'block' the sound in the same way holding it in front of your face would, but the instant I closed the final gap it all kicked in at the same time. So can't stress enough how critical closing the gaps is in actually reducing sound transmission.

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  @paulsomething83 сағат бұрын

  I don't really know or mind what you are talking about. You are just a beautiful man to watch.

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  @asheeshkatiyar3 сағат бұрын

  you gave too little and talked too much.

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  @ralphgehteha99244 сағат бұрын

  American doors... SMH

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  @JCNY7185 сағат бұрын

  No idea why I’m watching this right now.😂

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  @piccalillipit92115 сағат бұрын

  *BLANKETS AND RUGS* Here in Eastern Europe, people laugh at the old tradition of having carpets on the wall - rugs - but actually, they offer AMAZING thermal and sound insulation. We tend not to use AC even though it gets to 110F here most summers. I have rugs on wooden poles that I put up at the windows in summer as well as 2 sets of heavy curtains on the south-facing windows. Its way easier and cheaper to keep the heat OUT than to allow it in and cool it.

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  @jkelso49able10 сағат бұрын

  This guy really tries to help. I kind of hope, if it isn't already done, showing a non invasive approach to a wall ( like in an instance of a renter) to other things. Sometimes people room together and it can be hard to sleep if you operate at different times of the day.

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  @soundproofguide6 сағат бұрын

  Great idea for a video!!

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  @JD-ci1rs10 сағат бұрын

  Dude this rocks, thank you.

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  @xv.luc1d11 сағат бұрын

  thanks <3

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  @ericdpeerik392811 сағат бұрын

  Only half listening: Something something devil's cockring

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  @jschoenzy941611 сағат бұрын

  I lived in a dorm and we covered the walls and the ceiling with bed sheets and those cheap Led Zeppelin printed giant blankets you see in discount malls. Probably a fire hazard but it did make the sound dead. It was like a cave in there. A useless story but you said you wanted a comment.

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  @user-ek4tq4wy6r11 сағат бұрын

  Its strongly seems to me, but I maybe missing something. The cheaper machine was running more than a few more revs higher compared to the Honda. Therefore more noise. Honda make very nice products but yes higher price. Do compated with other branded machines how does the cheap yellow one compare would be a more accurate comparision.

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  @bunnybootsink925812 сағат бұрын

  Very informative and backs up what other people have said over the years about how to improve sound for recording purposes.

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  @IvanFazekas12 сағат бұрын

  Clickbait thumbnail … smh

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  @SRHMusic01212 сағат бұрын

  Thanks for the detailed video. I'm liking this name-to-price guide you touched on for "acoustic." We can expand it. Normal product = $ Acoustic= $$ Dental = $$$ Medical = $$$$ Defense/Aviation = $$$$$ Space= $$$$$$ Cheers

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  @soundproofguide12 сағат бұрын

  Great way of “name to price” 😊

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  @davidcook832313 сағат бұрын

  You can't put anything near the Champion or it shuts off! Does anybody know how to bypass the co2 sensor.?

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  @chasestewart30213 сағат бұрын

  Man, better have an air return dedicated to the room if you seal off the door. Then you need to worry about the face velocity of the ducts because most hvac systems are not designed to use / maintain a face velocity at the grill below 500 fpm which nets a whisper quiet operation. To have a really quiet room is pretty expensive.

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  @nate3713 сағат бұрын

  The wiggle of the door usually doesn't need caulking or weatherstripping. To fix this adjust your door latch strike plate. There should be a tab that you can adjust with a screwdriver. Bend it a bit and close the door, if it still wiggles, repeat the process until it no longer wiggles. If your strike plate doesn't have an adjustment tab you can get a new strike plate for about $2.

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  @savagehamzter885013 сағат бұрын

  You will create mold with taking all the ventilation away

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  @mistahsusan265013 сағат бұрын

  needs more jumpc uts

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  @tost198914 сағат бұрын

  Seat belts can safe your life. Plz. use them!

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  @RyanGuthrie014 сағат бұрын

  Changing any single pane exterior windows is good regardless for keeping your house hot/cool. Single pane windows are pretty terrible at everything except keeping the wind out and should be first priority before all this other stuff.