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Council
Join Date: Mar 2000
Location: N.W. Pennsylvania, USA
Posts: 434
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Tank noise
Anyone out there have a lot of pump noise?
What would be the best and safest way to get the noise level down. I was thinking of lining my cabinet. What would be the best stuff to use? thanks, Bill |
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Governor
Join Date: May 2001
Location: Northern CA
Posts: 2,171
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there is this stuff called"sound board" ,its designed to dampen noise.you can find it at HD. hth
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Council
Join Date: Mar 2000
Location: N.W. Pennsylvania, USA
Posts: 434
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Thanks. I'll check it out. Sort of want something a little fireproof- ya never know.
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Council
Join Date: Mar 2000
Location: Chicago,Il USA
Posts: 417
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I went to Target and got some foam padding. It's really a mattress pad. I paid $16 for a queen size piece. I stapled it to the walls and doors of the stand and it really cut down on the noise. It doesn't look to great but it works well. I should add that my stand is completely enclosed so I had to add a fan for ventalation. Bob
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Council
Join Date: Mar 2000
Location: Chicago,Il USA
Posts: 417
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Oops, forgot the pic:
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Governor
Join Date: May 2001
Location: Northern CA
Posts: 2,171
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rwd ,dont you think "foam" will break down over time ,considering the moist /humid/saltsplash ridden area its in???
as long as its not all glued in i guess you can always take it out though ![]() |
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Council
Join Date: Mar 2000
Location: Chicago,Il USA
Posts: 417
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Don't know. I guess it's possible but it's only $16 and I could replace it. I would think that since it is not exposed to uv light or a lot of heat it should be fine. I guess I'll have to wait and see. Bob
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