I’ve lived in my apartment for 2 years and have had no issues with any complaints until a new downstairs neighbor moved in a month ago who claims they can here bass coming from my apartment. I’m not throwing any crazy parties or have it at a high volume. I have a speaker on a table that’s sitting on hardwood that I use to listen to music on throughout the day.

I was wondering if anyone knew how I could reduce the sound from it traveling through the floor? Would a rug underneath the table be helpful? What would you recommend?

  • Haggis_the_dog@alien.topB
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    1 year ago

    Lift the speakers off the floor - bass vibrates through the floor. Disconnect your woofer - bass carries. Turn off bass-boost or any equalizer boosting tge bass. Don’t put your speakers against the wall - again, bass carries.

    You don’t need to “feel the bass” or boost it to enjoy a movie or music. Get some good over-the-ear headphones if you want to be an audiophile and enjoy “deep bass”

    Note, even at really low volume, bass carries and can be heard - sounds like a loud heartbeat in the ear and - believe or not - can still be heard by your neighbor over their own TV or music.

    Just turn bass off/turn down on equalizer - your neighbors will thank you for it.