Acoustic Weave - Modular 3D Wallpaper

Started by ersatz on 5 September 2006. 2 replies.

Originally posted at johnlsayers.com, topic 6994.

Someone posted this link on the MIO mailing list: http://www.mioculture.com/store/pc/viewPrd.asp?idproduct=9 I surfed the site but could not any specs or published test data, etc... All I could find were the following claims: Product Info: Designed to diffuse sound, reduce acoustic glare and eliminate standing waves, this design combines cost-effective sound control with an elegant weave pattern in the FAQ: The Acoustic Weave Modular 3D Wallpaper pattern is specifically designed as an acoustic tile. Weave is a sound diffusor tile designed to improve a room's acoustic performance in the high frequency range. Anyone here have thoughts or know anything about this? Jeff
Jeff, > I surfed the site but could not any specs or published test data, etc... < That's one tip-off... > All I could find were the following claims: < One thing that matters a lot with diffusors is how low they work to. With designs like that, the low frequency effectiveness is directly related to their depth. A depth of 2.25 inches is not very useful. However, as wallpaper it's pretty cool. But that's about it as best I can tell. --Ethan
Thanks, Ethan.