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Author Topic: Window Plug vs. Interior Window for Low Frequencies  (Read 3092 times)

jcwhite01

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Window Plug vs. Interior Window for Low Frequencies
« on: January 31, 2015, 04:40:13 AM »
Starting to look into soundproofing my bedroom windows.  House is near a highway, and the most annoying of the noises are accelerating trucks and motorcycles on the low end of the frequency spectrum.

Will 2" window plugs provide better low frequency attenuation that 1/4" or 3/8" acrylic interior windows?  It seems like the extra mass of the plugs might help for the low end, but I haven't found anything that verifies this suspicion.  Air space between the existing windows and the plug or interior windows will be 2-3" in either application.

Also, is there any reason the magnetseal system couldn't be installed on the exterior of the house, similar to a storm window?

Thanks in advance for any replies! 
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