Now offering Sonex Sound Absorbing Panels - Overclock.net

*CyberDruid* · 08-23-07

http://cyberdruidpc.com/catalog/prod...bb35615618be94

CyberDruidPC will soon be carrying Sonex sound absorbing material. This material is fiber free Class 1 fire rated industry-standard acoustic panel. This is the same material Used by CaseModGod Bill Owen of MNPCtech.com. I am expecting Sonex panels in stock ready to ship by Monday...it is currently in transit.

This material is easily cut with a razor knife and applied with double-sided tape or adhesive to the interior of most PC cases. The specially contoured material traps and absorbs sounds and is the final solution to Silent Computing.

CyberDruidPC sells this material in 24" x 24" x 1" pieces for $15: offering a considerable savings over any other source.

FrankenPC · 08-23-07

LOL! The FINAL solution! Sounds foreboding! I'm in, I'll try anything to dampen ambient harmonics as long as it doesn't mess with the outside of the case.

*CyberDruid* · 08-23-07

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Originally Posted by FrankenPC

LOL! The FINAL solution! Sounds foreboding! I'm in, I'll try anything to dampen ambient harmonics as long as it doesn't mess with the outside of the case.

It KILLS sound

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I will be using this in the Monolith project so expect some action shots...

Snerp · 08-23-07

I'll have to remember this stuff for when I get rich and want to play my guitar at 3AM

uberjon · 08-23-07

I'm guessing from your wording. you have tested it and it works well? (duh of course it works well. CD wouldn't sell something that didn't

sad thing is though. i dont think it would work well on my mozart...

might be able to custom cut it for the non clear part of doors... and then the front where there isnt fans... but thats about it.

any ideas how well it would work with maybe covering 30% of the case in it?

also. glad to see your website is loading normally again. (was slower than a dog earlier... with broken images and such....)

if you need a better host. give me a pm. im sure i could help. (either personally. or recommend a few)

by the way. good luck with this site. hopefully i can spend some cash there to help you out!

edit:

any plans to get things in like um...

wire/shrink wrap
those military stile switches maybe some buttons and such as well.
other stuff along those lines?

maybe some specialty tools as well. (im sure there are some!)

(i.e. i have like wire strippers and pvc pipe cutter tools for jobs around the house "makes a world of a difference!")

but for the pc area?

other things like thermal compound and such would be nice as well. (along with like screw assortments)

*CyberDruid* · 08-23-07

Quote:

Originally Posted by uberjon

I'm guessing from your wording. you have tested it and it works well? (duh of course it works well. CD wouldn't sell something that didn't

sad thing is though. i dont think it would work well on my mozart...

might be able to custom cut it for the non clear part of doors... and then the front where there isnt fans... but thats about it.

any ideas how well it would work with maybe covering 30% of the case in it?

also. glad to see your website is loading normally again. (was slower than a dog earlier... with broken images and such....)

if you need a better host. give me a pm. im sure i could help. (either personally. or recommend a few)

by the way. good luck with this site. hopefully i can spend some cash there to help you out!

edit:

any plans to get things in like um...

wire/shrink wrap
those military stile switches maybe some buttons and such as well.
other stuff along those lines?

maybe some specialty tools as well. (im sure there are some!)

(i.e. i have like wire strippers and pvc pipe cutter tools for jobs around the house "makes a world of a difference!")

but for the pc area?

other things like thermal compound and such would be nice as well. (along with like screw assortments)

I have been working on the site today and hope it is somewhat improved.

Those are items that definitely belong in the store. I am doing some shopping tonight so expect some updates tomorrow

I have not used this product yet and will report on how well it performs in Monolith...which should be a good test.