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Description

Portable modular acoustic screens allow you to move your sound enclosure to and around the source. These mobile sound barriers allow you to completely enclose or partially enclose noise-producing equipment. You can easily add or subtract panels with modular connectors. This allows you to reuse the enclosure for different applications and areas.

Dimension - Large Enough to Enclose Noise

Material - Quilted With Mass Loaded Vinyl

Model: CDS-Quilted-Double
Usable Sides: Both
Thickness: 1"or 2"
Bound Edges: Yes
Overview: Quilted Fiberglass Panels with Internal Mass Loaded Vinyl (MLV) offer a powerful combination of sound absorption and sound blocking. Ideal for high-noise applications. These hybrid panels feature a dense MLV core sandwiched between layers of quilted fiberglass, delivering both noise reduction and sound containment in one solution. They are perfect for surrounding loud equipment or creating noise enclosures or walls. The quilted fiberglass absorbs echo and reverberation, while the internal MLV blocks sound from passing through making these panels a top choice for noise control applications where absorbing and blocking sound is important.

Safety Legs

Swing legs that are painted black and yellow to increase safety. The legs provide stability and also allow for the sound barrier to be moved around.

Modular Design

The frames quickly snap together so that you can use them as a stand-alone panel or connect them to make 2,3, and 4-sided enclosures. You can even connect them in a row to make a sound-blocking wall. The curtains hang from the top bars with "S" hooks. It quickly folds up when not in use as well.

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Audio Samples

Examples of Sound Blocking

When trying to reduce equipment noise, most people simply say they want it “quieter” without knowing how much reduction theyactually need. These audio clips demonstrate what different decibel reductions actually sound like using real machine noise — so you can hear the difference, not just read about it.

🔊 Machine Noise (Original)
This is the unaltered recording of the machine at full volume. It serves as the reference sound to compare against the reduced versions.

🔉 3 dB Reduction
Slight Change. A 3 dB drop reduces the perceived volume by about 18%. This change is minimal and only slightly noticeable to the average ear.

🔉 6 dB Reduction
Clearly Noticeable. Reducing the noise by 6 dB results in roughly a 34% decrease in perceived loudness. Most people can easily hear the difference at this level.

🔉 10 dB Reduction
Sounds Half as Loud. A 10 dB reduction cuts the perceived sound by 50%. This is a significant drop that makes the machine sound much quieter.

🔉 20 dB Reduction
Major Difference. With a 75% decrease in perceived volume, this level of reduction delivers a dramatic change and makes the machine sound far less intrusive.