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500+Studios Built
20+Years Experience
2M+Sqft Treated
3 DaysDispatch
ASTMC-423 Certified
EN ISO354 Certified
5000+Happy Customers
IndiaNo. 1 Manufacturer
100+Design Options
PAN IndiaDelivery
Make Your Jamming Room
Loud Inside, Silent Outside
Practice at full volume without disturbing anyone. Heavy-duty soundproofing and acoustic treatment built for jamming rooms, band practice spaces and rehearsal rooms across India.
How It Works
3-Layer Soundproofing System
Engineered by MMT to block loud sounds comfortably.

Layer 01
SoundBlanket
MLV
MLV
Mass Loaded Vinyl barrier. Dense membrane that blocks airborne noise at the wall level. The primary noise-stopper.
2.5mmSounds up to 90dB
4mmSounds up to 120dB
Layer 02
BassBloc
Absorber
Absorber
High-density acoustic absorber. Kills low-frequency bass vibrations that MLV alone cannot block. Sits inside the wall.
20mmNRC 0.85
40mmNRC 1.00
Layer 03
PET Acoustic
Panel
Panel
Visible finish layer. Controls room echo, covers the barrier layers, and transforms the wall into a premium interior surface.
9mmNRC 0.30, 100+ designs
Choose Your Level
Which Jamming Room Treatment Is Right for You?
Essential
Bedroom
Practice
Practice
- SoundBlanket MLV 4mm on all 4 walls
- Pyramid Acoustic Foam 40% wall coverage
- Mega Bass Trap Foam ×4 floor corners
- Bottom Door Seal + EPDM Tape
- Soundproof Curtain on window
Practice without complaints. Controlled room.
Most PopularRecommended
Band
Jamming Room
Jamming Room
- SoundBlanket MLV 4mm on all 4 walls
- BassBloc 40mm inside all 4 walls
- Turbo Foam 50% + Wooden Diffuser 20%
- Mega Bass Trap ×8 floor + mid height
- Timber Fluted Panels as finish layer
Full band volume. Zero leakage.
Advanced
Pro Rehearsal
Space
Space
- SoundBlanket MLV 4mm + BassBloc 40mm all 4 walls
- Galaxy Foam 2" 50% + Turbo Foam 30%
- Timber Fluted Panel 4×2ft 20%
- Wooden Diffusers on rear wall + corner bass traps
- Acoustic Carpet Tiles on full floor
Pro rehearsal grade. Total isolation.
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Our 4 most powerful jamming room products
Wall Isolation
SoundBlanket MLV 4mm
Handles sounds up to 120dB. Blocks drums and amps at the wall. ASTM certified.
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Bass Control
Corner Bass
Most Popular
Pyramid Acoustic Foam
NRC 0.90. Kills flutter echo so the band can hear each other clearly.
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Acoustic Treatment
Control How Sound
Behaves Inside the Room
Behaves Inside the Room
Acoustic treatment does not stop sound escaping. It decides whether your band can actually hear each other. Get this wrong and everyone keeps turning up until the room is a wall of mud.
Target RT60 of 0.4 to 0.6 seconds. Reverberation time is the single number that decides whether a jamming room works. Below 0.3s the room sounds dead and unnatural to play in. Above 0.8s instruments smear into each other and everyone turns up. A treated practice room should land in the 0.4–0.6s range at mid frequencies.
Treat 20 to 40 percent of wall surface, not more. Acoustic guidance for rehearsal spaces recommends treating roughly a fifth to two fifths of wall area and leaving the rest reflective. Over-absorbing kills the natural energy musicians need to feel the room. Use Pyramid or Galaxy Acoustic Foam at NRC 0.90 to hit this efficiently.
Find first reflection points with the mirror test. These are the wall and ceiling spots that bounce sound directly into the players’ ears. Have someone slide a mirror along the wall while you stand at your playing position. Wherever you see another band member or an amp, that is a first reflection point. Treat those before anything else.
Panel height matters: treat at ear and amp level. Guitar and bass cabinets project at roughly 0.5 to 1.2 metres and vocals at standing head height. Mount absorption across that band rather than up near the ceiling, where reflections carry far less of the energy that muddies your sound.
Bass traps in all four corners, floor to at least mid height. Low frequencies from kick drum and bass guitar collect in room corners and create standing waves. Every serious source on rehearsal acoustics puts corner bass trapping first. Foam Bass Traps in all four corners is the minimum; floor-to-ceiling is better in small rooms.
Treat behind the drum kit and beside the amps. Cymbals and snare throw sharp reflections off the wall and ceiling directly behind the kit. Guitar cabs do the same off nearby side walls. These two zones cause more perceived harshness than any other surface in a typical jamming room.
Add diffusion so the room does not go dead. Absorption alone flattens the room. Wooden Diffusers on the rear wall scatter energy evenly instead of removing it, which prevents flutter echo between parallel walls while keeping the room feeling alive and playable.
Cover the floor. A bare concrete or tile floor is one large untreated reflective surface directly under the loudest sources in the room. Acoustic Carpet Tiles across the full floor cut floor bounce and also reduce impact noise travelling into the structure below.
RT60 0.4–0.6sTarget range for a jamming room · 20–40% wall coverage
Soundproofing
Stop Sound From
Getting In or Out
Getting In or Out
Soundproofing uses mass and absorption to contain drums, amps and bass inside the room. For a jamming room it requires 100% coverage on all four walls to be effective.
Layer 1: SoundBlanket MLV 4mm. Mass Loaded Vinyl is the primary noise barrier. At 4mm it handles sounds up to 120dB. Must cover 100% of all 4 walls with no gaps or overlaps. Any gap in the barrier reduces isolation dramatically.
Layer 2: BassBloc 40mm. Sits on top of the MLV. Absorbs low-frequency bass vibrations the MLV alone cannot block. NRC 0.85. Must also cover 100% of the wall. This is what stops bass and kick drum from bleeding to adjacent rooms.
Layer 3: Acoustic Finish Panel. Covers the BassBloc completely. Protects the layers, controls internal echo and gives the wall its final appearance. Must cover 100%. Any exposed MLV or BassBloc is both visually unfinished and acoustically incomplete.
Seal doors and windows. The weakest point in any studio is always the door gap and window. Use Bottom Door Seal + EPDM perimeter tape and a Soundproof Curtain 4500 GSM on all windows.
100% CoverageAll 4 walls · No gaps · All layers required

Pick Your Problem
What’s affecting your jamming room?
Drums & Amps Disturbing the Whole Building
Harsh Flutter Echo Between Bare Walls
Bass Guitar & Kick Drum Buildup in Corners
Complaints From Neighbours & Building Owner
Room Sounds Muddy, Band Cannot Hear Each Other
Door & Window Gaps Leaking Every Note

Every Jamming Room Problem Has a Right Fix.
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Why bands and jamming rooms choose MMT Acoustix?





Real Jamming Rooms. Real Results.
“Finally we can rehearse at full volume. MLV and BassBloc on all four walls and not a single complaint since.”

Gurpreet Singh Bedi
Guitarist, Chandigarh
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“The 4mm MLV and 20mm BassBloc on all four walls killed the outside noise completely. Recording at midnight now with zero bleed.”

Mohammed Arif Khan
Drummer, Mumbai
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“Pyramid Foam on the walls killed the flutter echo. We can hear each other clearly for the first time.”

Harjot Kaur Dhaliwal
Vocalist, Pune
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“Ordered from Dubai. Arrived in 5 days. Galaxy Foam and Timber Fluted Panels look incredible and perform exactly as promised.”

James Thompson
Band Manager, Dubai
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“Acoustic carpet plus wooden diffusers transformed our practice room. Tight, controlled and properly professional.”

Ayesha Mirza Siddiqui
Bassist, Delhi
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Transformation
Before & After Jamming Room Treatment
A fully treated jamming room contains every decibel inside while controlling flutter echo and bass buildup, so the band hears each other clearly and nobody outside hears a thing.

Practice Loud. Disturb Nobody.
Real Jamming Rooms. Real Results.
We did MLV 4mm and BassBloc 40mm on all four walls of our jamming room. Full drum kit and two amps at volume and the neighbours have not complained once since. All products ASTM tested.
Gurpreet Singh Bedi, Guitarist, Chandigarh
★★★★★
Foam Bass Traps in all four corners plus Pyramid Foam on the walls. Our bass player can finally hear himself and the kick drum does not swamp everything. Massive difference.
Mohammed Arif Khan, Drummer, Mumbai
★★★★★
Products work well and the foam density is genuinely good. Delivery took longer than expected for the MLV rolls but the isolation result is exactly what we needed.
Nainesh Shah, Band Practice Room, Ahmedabad
★★★★★
Turbo Foam on the side walls and Wooden Diffusers on the rear. The room went from an unusable echo chamber to a space where we can actually rehearse properly.
Kavita Menon, Music Teacher, Chennai
★★★★★
I spoke with their CEO Sonit Jain who planned our full rehearsal room build. MLV 4mm, BassBloc 40mm, foam and carpet. Complete isolation and the room sounds tight.
Rohit Sharma Verma, Rehearsal Space Owner, Hyderabad
★★★★★
Acoustic carpet tiles on the floor and Timber Fluted Panels on the front wall. Kills the floor bounce and looks great in our band photos too. Certified products throughout.
Harjot Kaur Dhaliwal, Vocalist, Pune
★★★★★
Soundproof Curtain on the window and door seals on the entry. Simple installs but the difference in sound leakage was immediate. Neighbours stopped knocking.
Simran Kaur Ahluwalia, Bassist, Gurugram
★★★★★
Ordered from London for our rehearsal space. Delivered in 7 days via DHL. Galaxy Foam and bass traps performing exactly as the test reports claimed. Excellent quality.
James Thompson, Musician, London UK
★★★★★
Recording Studio & Music Room Acoustics FAQ
Drums and amps produce 110–120dB, so you need serious mass. Use SoundBlanket MLV 4mm on 100% of all four walls, then BassBloc 40mm on top, finished with acoustic foam. Seal the door with a bottom door seal and EPDM perimeter tape, and hang a Soundproof Curtain 4500 GSM on any window.
Two reasons: bass buildup in the corners and flutter echo between bare parallel walls. Place Foam Bass Traps in all four corners from floor to mid height, then cover 40–60% of wall area with Pyramid or Galaxy acoustic foam. Add Wooden Diffusers on the rear wall to keep the room from sounding dead.
Yes, absolutely. Bass guitar and kick drum energy collects in room corners and makes everything sound boomy. Foam Bass Traps in all four corners is the minimum for any practice space. For a full band setup, add BassBloc 40mm inside the walls as well.
For soundproofing, MLV and BassBloc must cover 100% of all four walls with no gaps. For acoustic treatment, cover 40–60% of the wall surface with foam. Do not treat 100% with absorption or the room will sound unnaturally dead and uncomfortable to play in.
Yes. MLV and BassBloc can be mounted on a timber frame or with SR Adhesive without damaging existing walls. Acoustic foam mounts with adhesive and removes cleanly. Carpet tiles lay loose. Door seals and EPDM tape are peel-and-stick. The whole setup is reversible.
Standard products dispatch in 1–3 business days and arrive in 3–7 days across India. Custom-sized MLV and panels take 5–10 business days. International deliveries via Aramex and DHL. No minimum order value.

Download Catalogues & Test Reports
ASTM C-423, EN ISO 354, EN ISO 11654 certified. Full documentation available.
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Tell us about your jamming room or practice space and we will design the complete soundproofing and acoustic treatment plan for your space and budget.