Room acoustics

In our “Room acoustics” category, you will find a wide selection of absorbers, bass traps, diffusers and more.
These high-quality products help you to reduce reverberation and room modes to achieve a balanced sound in your studio, home theater, rehearsal room or other rooms.
Whether you want to create a professional recording environment or optimal acoustics for your home theater – our room acoustics solutions offer you the best conditions.

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What are room acoustics?

Room acoustics refers to the way in which sound propagates and is perceived in a room. It includes the reflection, absorption and diffusion of sound waves within a room. Good room acoustics ensure that the sound is clear and balanced, without annoying echoes or reverberation.

Room acoustics are crucial for various environments such as recording studios, conference rooms, home theaters and offices. Optimal acoustics improve speech intelligibility, increase productivity and provide a more pleasant listening experience.

There are several methods for improving room acoustics:

  1. Install sound absorbers: Materials such as acoustic panels or carpets absorb sound and reduce reverberation.
  2. Use diffusers: These distribute the sound evenly in the room and prevent echoes.
  3. Use bass traps: They absorb low-frequency sound waves and ensure a balanced sound.
  4. Install acoustic ceilings: These reduce the sound that is reflected from the ceiling.

Particularly suitable for improving room acoustics:

  • Foam panels
  • Mineral wool (e.g. rock wool, glass wool)
  • Natural insulating materials (e.g. hemp wool)
  • Wood (with sound-absorbing or diffusing properties)
  • Textiles (e.g. curtains and carpets)

Sound absorbers are materials that absorb sound energy and convert it into heat instead of reflecting it. This reduces reverberation and improves the sound quality in the room. Examples of sound absorbers are acoustic panels, carpets and curtains.

Diffusers are acoustic elements that scatter sound waves and thus ensure an even distribution of sound in the room. They should be used in rooms where an even sound without echoes is desired, e.g. in home theaters and music studios.

While sound absorbers absorb sound energy and reduce reverberation, diffusers scatter the sound to achieve an even sound distribution. A combination of both elements is often important for optimum room acoustics.

Furniture can have a positive influence on room acoustics. Upholstered furniture and bookshelves act as sound absorbers and diffusers that break up the sound in the room and improve the acoustics.

Reverberation is the persistence of sound in a room after the sound source has stopped. It can be reduced by using sound absorbers and bass traps, which absorb the sound and shorten the reverberation time.

Bass traps are specially designed to absorb low-frequency sound waves, which are often problematic in the corners of rooms. They ensure a balanced sound and prevent booming and overemphasis of bass.

Acoustic ceilings are ceiling elements that absorb and reflect sound. They are particularly important in recording studios and rooms such as offices or concert halls to prevent echoes and improve speech intelligibility.

Planning the room acoustics for a recording studio includes:

  1. Analysis of the room: determination of the problematic frequencies and areas.
  2. Use of sound absorbers: Strategically placed acoustic panels and bass traps.
  3. Use of diffusers: To distribute the sound evenly.
  4. Optimization of speaker positioning: For a clear and precise sound.

The following measures can be taken to improve the room acoustics in an office:

  • Installation of acoustic panels on walls and ceilings
  • Use of carpets and curtains
  • Placement of plants and bookcases as natural sound absorbers

Room size has a significant influence on room acoustics. Larger rooms tend to have more reverberation, while smaller rooms often have problems with standing waves. The right combination of sound absorbers, diffusers and bass traps improves the acoustics in any room.

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