acousticshield

noun
UK /əˈkuː.stɪk ʃiːld/
US /əˈkuː.stɪk ʃiːld/

A special cover that blocks or softens sound so it does not bother people.

The studio put an acousticshield around the loud machine to keep the noise down.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A protective barrier that keeps unwanted sound from reaching a sensitive area.

An acousticshield was installed between the highway and the nearby homes.

3. A device or material used to improve the quality of sound inside a room.

The concert hall's acousticshield helps the music sound clear and warm.

4. A shield-like cover that protects microphones from wind and background noise.

The reporter clipped an acousticshield onto the microphone before going outside.