Best way to build up underlayment with MLV and carpet

[floatsonwater]

I'm interested in decreasing airborne noise from a basement into a master bedroom above. I'm not so worried about footfall noise as the bedroom is low traffic. The subfloor is wood. From what I've read I think these would be the best options, but was curious what the experts think.

Option 1: 1/4" 8lb Rebond + 1/8" 1lb MLV + 1/4" 8lb Rebond + Carpet

Option 2: "Engineered" Underlayment (see links below) + 1/8" 1lb MLV + 1/4" Rebond + Carpet

Option 3: "Engineered" Underlayment (see links below) + 1/8" 1lb MLV + 3/8" 20lb Rubber Pad + Carpet

There seems to be numerous engineered underlayments that have STC and IIC ratings and could possible be a good substitute to the Rebond pad. I never could find any sound ratings for Rebond but it does seem like a popular option with MLV. I'm just not sure what makes more sense. Some example Links:

3/8" 20lb Rubber Pad
http://www.homedepot.com/h_d1/N-5yc1v/R-202561367/h_d2/ProductDisplay?catalogId=10053&langId=-1&keyword=carpet%20pad&storeId=10051#product_description

0.08" with STC 73 and IIC 74
http://www.floormuffler.com/products.html

1/8" with STC 67 and IIC 68
http://www.robertsconsolidated.com/files/support/PDS_70-105_12_1.pdf

0.31" Dimple Pad with STC 62 and IIC 64 with 26 delta
http://www.superseal.ca/Spec_Sheets/WarmNQuietsept2010.pdf

0.065" with STC 51 and IIC 53 with 22 delta
http://www.foamproducts.com/lvt_main.shtml

1/8" with STC 66 and IIC 72
http://lesscare.com/catalog/Flooring-Underlayment/SP3100

[Randy S]

we like the use of #8 rebond for impact control.. IIC improvement

If your just concerned about airborne sound than you need a high stc rating.

I would go with your option #1 and consider a double layer of #1 MLV between the 2 layers of carpet padding.
Sealed air tight.

http://www.supersoundproofingsales.com/Mass-Loaded-Vinyl-4W-25-Roll/productinfo/09-00005-48R/