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Whether its our local Oldham Chronicle newspaper or Nationwide Land Rover Owner magazine, NoiseKiller group receives great press releases with our products. Some of these articles can be viewed and downloaded in our pdf download section -> click here This section cover articles done on various vehicles: Land Rovers Def 90 and 110, VW Camper, Ford Escort, VW T5, Mazda MX-5, X type Jaguar, Classic Mini and the Mini Cooper. … Read More →
We were approached at the NEC whilst exhibiting at the Classic Car Show by a very nice past customer, who wanted to let us know his thoughts on our products. Phil wanted to soundproof his vehicle but unfortunately we wasn’t able to offer him a d.i.y kit due to us not having done a fitting ourselves on this vehicle type before. This is the stage were we can advise which … Read More →
NoiseKiller will being attending the Classic Motor show this year for the very first time. Its taking place this weekend 13-15 November at the NEC being dubbed “the biggest and best” show of the year. We will have a Mazda MX5 vehicle on our stand with the carpets removed to show how our different materials fit into the different areas of a car. Please come and visit us … Read More →
NoiseKiller will again be exhibiting at the 2015 Land Rover Owner show. This show is now easily the biggest of the year and most attended. Please come and visit our stand to have a chat regarding your Noisy Land Rover. We always have samples of all the materials used in our kits so you can have a good feel of how good the quality of exclusive materials we use. We … Read More →
Live music all weekend Saturday night is carnival night, with entertainment headed by Glastonbury favourites ‘Carnival Collective’ a 30 piece band playing the ultimate in party music, they are supported by the Funkin Skunks, a top ska, reggae, punk band with a growing reputation within the VW community. Tasha Leaper and one of the best Madonna tribute acts in the world struts her stuff with her backing dancers. Following on … Read More →
We have now designed a new soundproofing kit for the brand new VW Golf Mk7 (2012 ->). We managed to get to all the usual areas we normally cover in our previous VW Golf sound dampening kits models. The kit consists of Under bonnet section, front floors, transmission tunnel, rear floors, under rear seat, rear wheel arches and spare wheel area, using three different types of NoiseKiller soundproofing materials. Photos … Read More →
A company contacted us regarding there noise problem. They basically had a warehouse size building which was split in half. One half was the store and stock room and the other was fancy meeting rooms/ display area. The wall that split the two areas only went as high as the ceiling in the meeting room side. Therefore all the noise from the staff/radio/moving equipment in the store area travelled above … Read More →
The NEXT GENERATION BOAT PROJECT aims to give young people a taste of life on a narrow boat, and to teach them the disciplines of narrow boating and the joys of life on the locks and canals of Northern England. Run by Steve and Lesley Carter, the project recently purchased a new boat shell and has now set about completely furnishing the boat in readiness for use. When Noisekiller Acoustics became aware … Read More →
Noise Killer were called in by DLA Holdings of Leeds who had installed a large computer server in the main office which was causing noise to the annoyance of the staff. Noise Killer used a combination of profiled acoustic foam (egg box) to absorb the airborne noises within the server, and Barrier Mat to reduce the vibration caused by the metal framework of the casing. The use of these materials … Read More →
NoiseKiller were asked to help Quick Fit Scaffold Towers of Shipley to investigate the noise produced by machines used to cut tubular steel to length. As the machines were in close proximity to other operatives the noise in the general working area was unacceptable to the management. The first part of the project meant reducing the noise of the machine and its metal casing as close to the source of … Read More →
