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vibrations and sound proofing

NAS95084

Hello,

i am struggling with the planes going over my flat.  I hope to get ear plugs for the sound, by i can feel the vibrations hitting my body when i lie in bed.  does anyone have suggestions on how i can reduce the vibrations? 

thank you

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  • Ian is right about the low frequency stuff - but you can still distract your senses.

    A friend of mine has a fan on all night. It faces away from him, but it generates a constant noise that means you can't hear thing like planes and cars as much. You can get used to a constant noise, though it's a bit disconcerting at first.

    Try it! It may work for you too.

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  • Ian is right about the low frequency stuff - but you can still distract your senses.

    A friend of mine has a fan on all night. It faces away from him, but it generates a constant noise that means you can't hear thing like planes and cars as much. You can get used to a constant noise, though it's a bit disconcerting at first.

    Try it! It may work for you too.

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