Acoustic panels from Addictive Sound are an increasingly popular solution that allows you to control sound and the spread of sound waves in a room. Properly designed acoustic panels affect acoustics, eliminating unwanted sound reflections and echoes. Depending on the panel, you can deal with various anomalies to control the sound and achieve the effect you want. What types of acoustic panels are there? How to arrange them?
- What are the types and features of Addictive Sound panels?
- How can acoustic panels be arranged in a room?
What are the types and features of Addictive Sound panels?
The three most commonly used acoustic panels from Addictive Sound are absorbers, bass traps, and diffusers.
Absorbers absorb sound waves in the medium and high frequencies. They are made of special materials that reduce the reflection of sound and lead to its absorption. In this way, greater clarity and quality of sound in a closed room is achieved. Reverberation and echo are reduced, thanks to which each tone is even and properly smoothed.
The second type is bass traps, which help control and spread low frequencies. Very often they accumulate in the corners of the room, and after bouncing off the walls, they significantly distort the sound. The use of bass traps minimises the formation of reverberation.
The last type is the acoustic diffuser. It disperses sound waves, dividing them into smaller fragments, making the sound spread more evenly throughout the room. This also minimises the formation of zones where the sound does not reach, which has general significance for the quality of acoustics.
How can acoustic panels be arranged in a room?
Sound absorbers can be used in both large and small rooms. When purchasing the right number of these panels, the nature of the interior, its size and the prevailing decor are taken into account. Depending on the need, the panels can be mounted on the walls or on the ceiling.
Also, when installing diffusers, it is necessary to remember the parameters of the room and the equipment in it. Depending on how the sound spreads in the room, one-dimensional diffusers are installed, which disperse the sound in one direction, or two-dimensional diffusers, which disperse the sound in every direction. They are mounted on walls or on the ceiling.
Bass traps are free-standing elements that absorb lower-frequency sound waves. They are most often mounted in the corners of rooms, where the sound intensity is the highest. You can also decide on additional bass traps that are placed behind the speakers. They can be mounted from the floor to the ceiling.
When choosing panels, it is worth following not only general tips. If you want to create the best acoustics in a room, it is a good idea to use the help of experts. They will help you choose the right number of panels and arrange them in the interior.
