| Comment | If it was a floor or ceiling issue it would be a bit easier but in all honesty, there’s really nothing you can do about transmission through a wall, other than building a separate wall with an air gap. Even then, it would only help a bit and wouldn’t stop the noise entirely. If you’ve got money to spare then perhaps that might be an option for you but I fear you’ll end up spending a fortune with little to no reward. I’m in the same boat in my flat, the bedroom walls are paper thin, so I feel your pain! I’m not an acoustician so I’m happy to be corrected but I am an audio engineer so have some knowledge of this subject. |
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