Understanding acoustic test data
When looking for precise control of the acoustics within a space it usually is important to have a good understanding of the acoustic rating of any material you intend to use. This may be used to either theoretically model the acoustic response of a room or in practice upon installation to ensure the rooms maintains its functional performance.







Noisy neighbours driving you crazy? Motor traffic getting on your nerves? Many customers come to us seeking products that will reduce noise in their rooms and houses only to be disappointed when we try to explain that our acoustic foam products are not sound proofing products and will not stop sound entering or leaving a room. So much so that I thought it would be useful to have a simple article explaining how it is we provide acoustic treatment products that do not sound proof rooms.
Perhaps the most frequently encountered challenge faced by the home music producer is a studio which sounds "boomy". Poor acoustics which cause boomy rooms also present problems to the audiophile and the home cinema user and if untreated can create an unpleasant listening environment for the user.

