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Topic: Sound leaking from behind screen
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John Walsh
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From: Connecticut, USA, Earth, Milky Way
Registered: Oct 1999
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posted 02-19-2010 03:44 PM
Well, I don't think you tell her the fuck off, however satisfying that might feel and it's good to spend at least a little time on the problem. Especially if she gets the law involved, you can show you didn't ignore her. I'm guessing the subs are most, if not all of the issue since you mention they were shut off. Where is her apartment in relation to the theater? Near the screen where the shaking speaker cabinet itself is causing the noise, or elsewhere - such that the sound pressure only is the problem. What is actually heard in the apartment; for example if it's a loose length of duct work pipe,etc., maybe it can be bolted down better. You can try the THX suggested Mason Super W 30 durometer pads under the speakers to start, ductliner elsewhere.
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