The changes in the damping properties of the Fe-5%Al and Fe-28%Mn alloys have been studied when they are bonded in parallel. When they are not bonded, the specific damping capacities (SDC) of the Fe-5%Al and Fe-28%Mn alloys have been found to be higher than 40% at a strain of 0.05% and more than 10% over 0.05% strain, respectively. In the case of Fe-5%Al alloy surface strain and applied magnetic field decrease the damping property to some extent. As the bonding volume ratio of Fe-5%Al to Fe-28%Mn was varied from 1:1 to 3:1, the tendency of measured SDC vs strain curves follows the theory for composite alloys at all three volume ratios. So the bonded alloy shows damping properties of both Fe-5%Al and Fe-28%Mn alloys.