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Dhol in the apt

patelnd123

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Hey everyone, so I just moved out of my parents house into an apartment. Anybody got any advice on how to dampen the sound on my dhol so I can practice in my apartment? Thanks.
 

TDF Dholi

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Hey,


you can take a couple of thin cloths or t-shirts, depending on how much you want to dampen the sound, and stretch it over the sides.
 

RAJ22

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I close the windows, and screens.






I still get noise complaints. Koi gal ne, JATT AH!
 

Varun00

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TDF Dholi said:
Hey,


you can take a couple of thin cloths or t-shirts, depending on how much you want to dampen the sound, and stretch it over the sides.
Yea that's what I normally do. 2 t-shirts on each side, and you should be good
 

Gaurav

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Varun00 said:
TDF Dholi said:
Hey,


you can take a couple of thin cloths or t-shirts, depending on how much you want to dampen the sound, and stretch it over the sides.
Yea that's what I normally do. 2 t-shirts on each side, and you should be good
I usually put a towel on each side.
 
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