How does a drum kit soundproof enclosure achieve sound insulation?

The sound of the drum kit is like a wild beast, deafeningly loud, so noise must be taken seriously when practicing this instrument. To avoid tearing your neighbors' eardrums with the drumbeats or disturbing the peace of the surroundings, we need to find a suitable venue or a soundproof room to unleash our passion and let the music resonate freely in a safe space.

We've seen drum kit soundproof booths in many practice rooms and music studios. Standing outside the booth, the drum sound is indeed not very loud. So how do these seemingly simple drum kit soundproof booths actually work?

Unlike our daily homes and classrooms, the soundproof booth for drum kits achieves sound insulation in a relatively small space. It does not have thick walls. The sound insulation principle is to block the transmission of sound by reflecting, absorbing and isolating sound, thereby achieving the desired sound insulation effect.

The soundproof enclosure of the drum kit is made of aviation aluminum and soundproof glass, which effectively controls the propagation and diffusion of sound waves. This makes it difficult for sound from outside to enter or for sound from inside to leave.

Playing the drums inside a soundproof chamber generates powerful sound energy. To minimize the spread of noise, sound-absorbing panels and other materials are typically used inside the chamber. These materials have a high sound absorption coefficient, preventing excessive sound propagation within the space. This reduces noise while providing a better sound experience for those inside the chamber.

Therefore, the design and construction of the drum kit soundproof chamber takes these factors into account to ensure a pure sound effect during performance.