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Originally Posted by WarrenC12
I'll have to take a closer look, thanks. It was sold as concrete of course, but I'll reserve judgment for now. I've been in a few modern wood buildings that have great sound insulation. It's also a myth that you'll never hear your neighbours in concrete. It depends more on the people than the construction IMO.
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You hear impact noises and low frequency noise (i.e. subwoofers, bass) which transmit readily through concrete.
If the construction creates a subfloor with an air gap, that would deaden the transmission of those noises (i.e. it would be a higher quality finish).
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