Venting a "soundproof" boiler/compressor room

[ScaldedDog]

I'm planning a roughly 6' x 12' room in our new garage that will house a 60-80g compressor and boiler for a radiant heat system. I very concerned about compressor noise escaping into the neighborhood, so I'll be doing everything I can to make the room "soundproof".

That's all fine, but I'm at a loss as to how to allow air into and out of the room while still keeping it quiet. Any ideas?

Thanks,

Mark

 

[Bondo]

Ayuh,.....

Basically,.. Sound waves travel best in straight lines,....
Soo,....
Putting kinks,+ turns into the venting will Cut the noise, considerably....

 

[Lloydthumper]

+1 all of our sound cabinets at work use baffles to zig zag back and forth for vents in them.