This sound-suppressing silk can create quiet spaces

It will probably be a little expensive for what it is (sound deadening) but once some audio company gets hold of it and starts selling it, the price will go up astronomically. I'm sure they'll claim it's cryo treated and woven on titanium or rhodium looms to justify the exorbitant prices. 

@lalitk There are a variety of sound control curtains available now…. we use them in the recording studio and especially the mix / mastering area. Best to you

jim

Titanium and rhodium are both high velocity materials and make the sound much more reflective. Cryo treatment would make those 2 materials more linear but still way to bright. Silk by nature is very low shear and low velocity.

TomD

I wonder if this material might be suitable for loudspeaker baffles?

@unsound 

It seems the possibilities are endless.  How about using it to block the infernal snoring of one's partner.  Now all we need is for someone to roll out the product.