Good acoustics in the interior is an increasingly important aspect taken into account when planning space. Characteristic reverberation, echo, or sounds bouncing off the walls distort their perception and make listening to music, watching movies or recording in a music studio uncomfortable. The sound quality can now be greatly improved and adjusted to suit the needs of a specific room. Acoustic panels from Addictive Sound are very helpful in acoustic adaptation.
- Types of acoustic panels from Addictive Sound
- The appearance of acoustic panels—can they be customised?
Types of acoustic panels from Addictive Sound
Acoustic elements offered by Addictive Sound include sound absorbers, diffusers and bass traps.
Sound absorbers help reduce the reverberation and echo effect that most often occur in empty rooms. High sound intensity causes it to reflect off the walls and distort. Sound absorbers absorb such sound waves.
The second type are diffusers. The sounds that reflect from the diffuser are evenly dispersed in the room. Distributing them in this way ensures that the sound intensity is balanced. They do not reach the human ear in excess, but in a fuller form and with an appropriate, balanced intensity.
The third type of acoustic panels are bass traps. Their task is to correct low-frequency sounds. In a room without these panels, a bass resonance will occur. Thanks to the panels, excess acoustic sounds of such low frequencies are absorbed, and the received sound waves are even and well perceived by humans.
The appearance of acoustic panels—can they be customised?
Acoustic panels are ready-made products that can also be adapted to your needs. Very often they also have a decorative function. Therefore, you can choose the colour of the wood and decide what fabric they will be covered with.
Their construction usually includes a wooden frame and non-flammable mineral wool. Each element used in the production of the acoustic panel is of high quality.
Acoustic panels are suitable for mounting on walls and ceilings. They are used in private, commercial, office, conference rooms, etc.
Acoustic regulation of any room can be easier when interested people decide to seek professional advice. It involves performing acoustic measurements and selecting panels that will optimise the sound in each room and will harmonise perfectly with the interior design.
Professional support can be counted on by business clients, but also by private individuals who dream of, for example, great sound distribution in their home cinema room.
