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Acoustic panels can be effective in reducing and absorbing certain types of noise, but their effectiveness in addressing noise from noisy neighbors depends on the specific characteristics of the noise and the construction of the walls. Acoustic panels are primarily designed to absorb and dampen sound within a room, preventing echoes and reverberations. They are particularly useful for improving the acoustics of a space, such as a home theater or recording studio.
When it comes to noise from neighbors, especially if it’s airborne noise (such as talking, music, or television sounds), the effectiveness of acoustic panels may be limited. In such cases, additional soundproofing measures may be necessary. Soundproofing solutions could include adding mass to the walls (using materials like dense drywall), sealing gaps and cracks, and using specialized soundproofing materials( such as mass load vinyl plus sound insulation cotton, and cover with high density soundproof board and so on) to create an soundproof system.
It’s essential to identify the specific noise issues you are facing from your neighbors and consider a holistic approach to sound management. Consulting with a professional or doing a thorough assessment of your space can help determine the most appropriate solutions for your particular situation.