Get rid of the echo! Acoustic comfort increases the comfort of the environment. It is proven that good acoustics significantly improve speech intelligibility and perception, and improve concentration. Reducing echoes also contributes to a better perception of music.
Often, even simple solutions have great benefits in environments with poor acoustics. Offices, classrooms, restaurants, meeting rooms often suffer from unpleasant reverberation and echo. The auditory perception of speech is then unintelligible and listening for long periods of time is tiring. We have a simple solution.
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Maintenance-free acoustic panels with excellent absorption. Non-flammable, odourless, made ecologically from PET recyclate. Get rid of echo and noise easily.
A modern solution for reducing echo and noise in the interior. Silentmax3D design acoustic panels can be mounted on walls and ceilings. They are durable, easy to maintain.
Design for you – high quality photo or company logo + excellent acoustic absorption. The acoustic panels are non-flammable, odour-proof and ecologically produced.
Design for you – high quality photo or company logo + excellent acoustic absorption. The acoustic panels are non-flammable, odour-proof and ecologically produced.
The article summarises recommendations on where best to place acoustic panels Silentmax® so as to maximize their effectiveness. I won’t go into the full details that are dealt with in listening studios, such as here.We Read more…
The Noise Reduction Coefficient or NRC is a dimensionless numerical value that describes the sound absorption of a given material. In English, it is referred to as the Sound Absorption Coefficient. The NRC is dependent Read more…
The most important acoustic parameter is the reverberation time. It is denoted by T and is given in seconds. It is the time it takes for the sound pressure value to drop by 60dB after Read more…