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Audio Diffusers, art of acoustic panels
You have to acoustically treat your room – you know that.
Talk to any acoustics or audio pro and they will tell you that diffusion is the final piece that can turn a good sounding room into a great one.
Art of acoustic diffusers
A diffuser is a great way to control reflections in a room and make your room sound flatter, improves sound clarity and ambience while increasing the overall perceived space of the room.
Invest in your room sound!
Art of acoustic diffusers
It’s just as important as investing in your gear, but do it the smart way. Look at this investment not only as acoustic treatment, but also as art investment.
Acoustic panels wall
Acoustic art treatment – people will instantly know you’re serious about your home theater or studio.
My art works will provide you high quality sound diffusion, excellent scattering properties, resulting in a warm, musical character to the dispersed sound. While also doubling as an effective bass trap when filled with absorptive material (2” base space for foam).
“The wooden block panels are an elegant combination of art and acoustic treatments for studios and home theatres. According to Signals, they are truly amazing as they don’t look like the usual audio diffusers used in recording studios and performance halls…” (Audio Video magazine South Africa)
Art of acoustic panels
The real wooden blocks offer a more musical experience when tested against comparable products made from hardened fiberglass or plastic and allowed you to hear more of the speakers and less of the room.
All wood for my works were already used before. I hope this is my small contribution to green building. Rather than cutting down trees to get the needed material, reusing wood is just as good if not better. This is my way of making a difference, at the same time I’m sharing a positive message on how we can recycle and reuse in creative ways. My artworks reflect my contribution to make our fragile environment more healthy and beautiful. So much plastic, metal, concrete surround us in our everyday life.
Project for TATTOO SOUND+MUSIC Recording Studio (Toronto)
“Now, don’t let that scare you, for instance Maud Lewis (1903-1970) Nova Scotia, was selling her folk art paintings at the side of the road for $3 to $5 a piece. I don’t think you can find any of Maud’s original artwork for less than $100,000 in today’s market. I would say, that’s a fun stable investment arena that more people should be talking and thinking about” Gina Kling
Try to use this calculator to find first reflection places in your room where panels were located and it works very well, thank you Ukrainians.
All panels coming from my art studio. They all are handmade artworks, proudly crafted in Canada.
Due to the nature of this art product, minor imperfections may exist.
Panels can be created as a single panel 24” x 24”, or sets of 4 or 6 panels.
I can create art panels as per your preferences on colour gamma and pattern.
There are several types of Art panels you can choose from:
“Delusion” stile – Acrylic and oil on the stained large vertical wooden blocks.
“Charcoal” stile – Watercolor and oil on the stained large cubic wooden blocks
“Contemplation” stile – Watercolour on the stained random size wooden blocks.
“Dandelion” stile – Watercolour on the stained random size wooden blocks.
“The Embers” stile – Watercolour on the stained random size wooden blocks.
“Sunny Pine” – Stained long randomly wooden blocks.
“Diffusers are used to reduce or eliminate repetitive echoes that occur in rooms having parallel walls and a flat ceiling. Although there are different philosophies about how much natural reverberation recording studios and listening rooms should have, all professional studio designers agree that periodic reflections caused by parallel walls are best avoided. Therefore, diffusion is often used in addition to absorption to tame these reflections. Such treatment is universally accepted as better than making the room completely dead by covering all of the walls with absorbent material”
Take a look at my other works
Polar response of “Contemplation” stile wooden blocks panel compare with flat wall
Applications:
Broadcast & Recording
Commercial, Retail & Corporate
Government & Municipal
Recreational Activities
Restaurants, Bars, & Clubs
Residential Spaces
Schools & Universities
Worship Facilities
Art of acoustic panels
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