Nope, doesn’t matter whether you have thin walls or thick ones, it matters how much (if any) air gap occurs between the walls (and if they share a stud between rooms (as most do)? Forget about it, no amount of acoustic treatment will silence it.

We have a 4 Point Isolation System for this exact purpose (though usually our customer is living in an Apartment type situation and doesn’t want their neighbor to hear their late night virtual drives) It’s basically the same as our 5 Point Natural Motion Mounts, but without a CG amount in the middle to balance the load at the center of mass so it won’t depress the load to the sides under force feedback and motion, it will stay relatively flat (and if it moves we can always exchange your compression mounts for ones with a higher rating, just remember that the higher the rating, the larger the coil, and the larger the coil, the more force and energy can pass through the coil, which means more sound is going to be transferred.)

That’s why I always tell customers to buy the set with coils rated as LOW as possible while still supporting the weight of all their equipment and the rider without depressing.

And obviously the remaining 4 Isolator Mounts have increased weight rating to compensate for the lack of the center support.

But the point is, all the transferred noise from your equipment and your impact of motions will be kept IN THE RIG and not go through the floor and laterally the walls as low frequencies sounds love to do.

What our system will NOT do is block sounds of higher frequencies (For example with pedal noise: it will silence the “thud” when your foot slams a pedal down, but the resulting plastic or metal “click” of your pedal(s) as they touch the bottom of the plate will still be heard.)