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Nightclubs are pretty loud though, and that bass travels a long way and is hard to isolate. Maybe if the club was in the basement it might work, but I'd love t
by jakecopp 8y ago
Nightclubs are pretty loud though, and that bass travels a long way and is hard to isolate.
Maybe if the club was in the basement it might work, but I'd love to get some insight from someone who deals with acoustics!
- lapnitnelav 8y agoMy ex-flatmate left our flat to live above one. He didn't stay long in that new place. So yeah, good luck with blocking out low frequencies.
- imgabe 8y agoIf it were a high rise, I don't think it would be a problem. You could do a nightclub on the ground floor, 10 floors of office (which would would be empty when the nightclub is open) and 10 floors of apartments above that.
- jakecopp 8y agoTrue, that does seem like it would work.
- fredophile 8y agoHave you ever lived near a night club? I used to live in an apartment with a nightclub down the street on the next block. I couldn't hear noise from the club itself but I could always tell when it closed by the loud people on the street. I was 20 floors up. People can decide they're willing to live with the noise for the convenient location but there will always be some amount of noticeable noise if you live on the same block as a night club.
- sshagent 8y agoOh crap, i had forgotten about that. I lived on a corner of two streets filled with clubs, several floors up. 23:00 onwards it was like someone was shouting constantly and directly outside each of my windows. Granted after a few weeks this became "normal" and every place I've lived in since as seemed strangely quiet.