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Auralex has a product they call Sheetblock, Soundproofing America has a clear MLV:

http://www.soundproofingamerica.com/soundproofing-prices.asp

there are others i have run across that i have for ...

What a question to answer! Why do you want MLV to begin with? In Studio applications MLV is overpriced for for what it does acoustically. The mass in MLV is lead, which is not transparent.

Andre

Start by following MadMax's directions in his very politely worded post

I'm thinking 4" of 703 or 7.5 fiberglass,

There is no advantage to 703 type in walls. Use the cheapest porous material you can find.

Andre

I just want to kno if you are talking about space comfort or acoustic matters.

It is talk about acoustic matters.

Andre

If you want the thickness, use a third layer of drywall in the inner leaf. NOT soundboard.

Andre

I dont understand. I clicked your link and what I didnt have is the location and now its there, however I cannot see how the location has anything to do with my question? Can you please advise?

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if buying a material manufactured for the purpose - i.e QuietRock - might be more cost-effective than treating ordinary sheetrock

No. The double drywall will have increased mass, which reduces t ...

It's only reasonable to wonder if buying a material manufactured for the purpose might be more cost-effective than treating ordinary sheetrock

No.

If there is ANYONE within 3 states of NC that has access to lead flashing, and you would be willing to post or email me the source, I'd greatly appreciate it.

I'm glad you wrote three states.[url=h ...

It hasn't mentioned yet. You said the budget is $35,000 for a 900 ft^2 facility. This is VERY low. You might be able to do it. Calculate the cost of what you want to do, and see how it compares wi ...

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I'm considering either 2X6 with offset 2X4 studs for my studio walls or just 2X4 construction. Is ther a good resource to conpare the two or does anyone have any suggestions?

The best I know of is ...

Welcome to Rod's site on Recording.org!

Congratulations on your build and doing it right (planning before building). I'll leave the ceiling question to Rod to answer.

As I read your post I was ...

With what you have described of the walls, the floors are not an issue. Relax on that part. It is fine.

Andre