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I was just wondering if I replace my flexible 48" x 24" ceiling tiles with
the hard type (much heavier) will I notice the difference in sound proofing? I call all kinds of hardware stores to see which of the two is better for sound. The opinions are split 50/50 between flexible and hard type. I personally think the hard type are better, I wonder if replacing them with this type will actually make a noticeable difference to be worth replacing them? |
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