Hey everyone,
Quick question: I'm moving into a new rehearsal studio space; it's a
finished basement, so between the fact that it's partially
underground, and the fact that the walls are drywall->insulation-
>heavy concrete, it's incredibly soundproof.
But, this inevitably leads to a lot of reverberation inside the room.
I'm planning to hang some home-made acoustic panels (Roxul 60 attached
to wooden frames and wrapped in muslin) to improve the room's sound.
My question is this: would drilling holes in the wall for mounting
screws (for the panels) result in sound leakage? Basically I'd be
drilling fairly narrow holes (I think I used 5/16" anchors the last
time I did something like this) and inserting anchors and drywall
screws. But I don't want to start drilling if it's going to result in
any added sound leakage.
Thanks for your input.