Specifications

Sound Diffusor Tiles
1. Material: Foam
2. Fire Rating A
3. ECO friendly
4. carton package

 Sound Diffusor Tiles

 

Size: Each panels is 1 foot x 1 foot x 1 inch thick
Quantity: 36 per box (36 square feet)
Color: Bright White (paintable with water-based paint)
Suggested Mounting: 2 Tubetak Pro (not included)

 

Where should I put Diffusors?

• Control Room: Most studio designers will tell you that the front of the room should be absorptive (using acoustic foam) as far back as the engineer. The ceiling from the engineer back can contain a mix of diffusion and absorption, but many top designers feel the rear wall should feature a diffusor array surrounded by broad-bandwidth absorption, especially in larger rooms. The side walls and ceiling from the engineer’s position on back can be alternately absorptive and diffusive.

• Live Room (studio): Personal taste, room size and room function determine how dry (absorptive) or wet (diffusive) a studio should be, but many famous rooms are absorptive in some spots and diffusive in others. Generalizations: rock studios should be more absorptive than classical or jazz studios, and rarely should a studio be totally "dead."

• Home Theater: Implementing diffusion on ceilings less than 15' tall can be an effective solution in many home theaters. Diffusion on this type of relatively low ceiling will make the space seem larger, thus lending big theater-like sound and widening the room's ideal listening area.