Sound baffling to help dampen echoes and reverb. Smart idea, really.
H00KedX on
Is the name of the bar “Silent but Deadly”?
Friendly_Engineer_ on
As someone who dislikes cacophony this is a great idea
Hanifsefu on
My guess is they are either a karaoke joint or do a lot of open mics.
C_Wheeler00 on
It’s to dampen the vibrations of the farts
olsonheimers on
Brilliant
Raytec1 on
It’s for my butt trumpet
Lilscheisse on
Hopefully they are charcoal filters too lol
Kagevjijon on
These are sound dampening tiles. They’re used to make it so noise doesn’t reverb like crazy in an environment with minimal cloth textures. Normally it would be harder to carry on conversations without stuff like this, curtains, couches, or carpet.
ChewyBaccus on
Can the be adjusted to keep the rear guard orchestra in tune?
dpdxguy on
New and Improved Bar Stools!
Now with Fart Waffles^™️
Nat10112 on
Fart absorber … sound and smell
Blindrafterman on
Must be a bean specialty restaurant
Academic-Snow9642 on
I need those on all my chairs. I fart a lot.
Usernametaken432123 on
pak_sajat on
They probably have it under their tables, too. It’s a classic move for restaurants with noise issues.
The_Mystery_Knight on
I’m sittin’ on this barstool, fartin’ like a damned fool got the post-chili loose poops…
Tysonviolin on
Gains are gains
cmerksmirk on
This kind of sound dampening is so effective but so ugly and gets so dusty, and is then super hard to dust.
This is brilliant. Nobody will see it there, it’s a hard surface that would reflect some sound, and it won’t get too dusty being on the underside.
JerkkaKymalainen on
Wow, someone actually thinking. Costs nothing and I love to see someone actually paying attention to details. Thinking just a little harder is what makes the difference. Always.
kk1485 on
Is that for the farts?
t53deletion on
This ia more common than you realize. At one time I was in the world of restaurant management (I’m not from that world…) and stapling carpet remnants to the bottom of chairs was commonplace to reduce the sound. A cheap solution to a common problem.
Exciting_Classic277 on
This anti homeless architecture is getting crazy
Like now they can’t even sleep cozied up under a barstool
old_mans_ghost on
Add some charcoal filters for odors
heyarkay on
As someone who has managed and worked in pro audio studios, every little bit helps more than you think. This plus under tables and a few on the ceiling can reduce reverb by a noticeable percent.
Able-Pain-2442 on
Does that help with farting?
nurdmann on
I perform measurements and test materials and their applications in reverberation chambers and anechoic chambers. If the ridges are about an inch, and if they cover enough square footage in the volume of the room, it could aid in reducing higher-frequency reverberations in a hard-surfaced room.
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So nobody can hear me fart
If would be perfect if they add some smell proof
Sound baffling to help dampen echoes and reverb. Smart idea, really.
Is the name of the bar “Silent but Deadly”?
As someone who dislikes cacophony this is a great idea
My guess is they are either a karaoke joint or do a lot of open mics.
It’s to dampen the vibrations of the farts
Brilliant
It’s for my butt trumpet
Hopefully they are charcoal filters too lol
These are sound dampening tiles. They’re used to make it so noise doesn’t reverb like crazy in an environment with minimal cloth textures. Normally it would be harder to carry on conversations without stuff like this, curtains, couches, or carpet.
Can the be adjusted to keep the rear guard orchestra in tune?
New and Improved Bar Stools!
Now with Fart Waffles^™️
Fart absorber … sound and smell
Must be a bean specialty restaurant
I need those on all my chairs. I fart a lot.
They probably have it under their tables, too. It’s a classic move for restaurants with noise issues.
I’m sittin’ on this barstool, fartin’ like a damned fool got the post-chili loose poops…
Gains are gains
This kind of sound dampening is so effective but so ugly and gets so dusty, and is then super hard to dust.
This is brilliant. Nobody will see it there, it’s a hard surface that would reflect some sound, and it won’t get too dusty being on the underside.
Wow, someone actually thinking. Costs nothing and I love to see someone actually paying attention to details. Thinking just a little harder is what makes the difference. Always.
Is that for the farts?
This ia more common than you realize. At one time I was in the world of restaurant management (I’m not from that world…) and stapling carpet remnants to the bottom of chairs was commonplace to reduce the sound. A cheap solution to a common problem.
This anti homeless architecture is getting crazy
Like now they can’t even sleep cozied up under a barstool
Add some charcoal filters for odors
As someone who has managed and worked in pro audio studios, every little bit helps more than you think. This plus under tables and a few on the ceiling can reduce reverb by a noticeable percent.
Does that help with farting?
I perform measurements and test materials and their applications in reverberation chambers and anechoic chambers. If the ridges are about an inch, and if they cover enough square footage in the volume of the room, it could aid in reducing higher-frequency reverberations in a hard-surfaced room.
[background information ](https://youtu.be/Sqt60LqaEBU?si=MstzSRiJlrzVSm26)
Not soundproofing, but would help dampen the loud environment.
Fart Supressor
For ripping farts bruh
That sound ‘treatment’ is absolutely useless acoustically.
Fart dampener nice