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The Differences Between “Sound Proofing” and Acoustic Treatment

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  The Differences Between “Sound Proofing” and Acoustic Treatment.   Sound Proofing Refers to the quantity of isolation or privacy one area has from another. It is very difficult to achieve and requires a total approach to the problem. There is no simple solution and partial methods don’t work. Most often construction is involved. Lightweight […]

Design Considerations For Recording Studios

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  Design Considerations for Recording Studios This article will explore the most important design considerations for Recording Studios. The names and functions of the rooms are; Control Room, the technical hub of the recording process, Studio, the performance area and is also used to describe a facility, Booth refers to a smaller performance space. All […]

Saturn Polycylindrical Diffusor

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  Saturn Polycylindrical Diffusor Sound On Sound Magazine product review | 2010 For a printable pdf of this article go here. Does it run rings around the competition? Sound Control Room are a US company headed by engineer and acoustician Steven Klein, and they’ve just announced a diffusion solution that Klein says is perfectly suited […]

Mounting Option Specifications

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Mounting Option Specifications How Many Impalers Do I Need? Depending on the size of the panels you have selected and the degree of security you feel you need, a different number of impalers will be required. The minimum numbers of impalers, are detailed below. Impalers should be spaced so there is approximately a two inch […]

Saturn Specifications

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Saturn Specifications   The Saturn Diffusor re-radiates sound energy not absorbed through a 120 degree angle. A similar flat element re-radiates sound in a much smaller 20 degree angle.          

Reprint from Master Handbook of Acoustics

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Reprint from Master Handbook of Acoustics   The popularity of rectangular rooms is due in part to economy of construction, but is has its acoustical advantages. The axial, tangential, and oblique modes can be calculated with reasonable effort and their distribution studied. For a first approximation, a good approach is to consider only the more […]