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These devices
reduce the intensity of sound by scattering it
over an expanded area, rather than eliminating
the sound reflections as an absorber would.
Traditional spatial diffusers, such as the
polycylindrical (barrel) shapes also double as
low frequency traps. Temporal diffusers, such as
binary arrays and quadratics, scatter sound in a
manner similar to diffraction of light, where
the timing of reflections from an uneven surface
of varying depths causes interference which
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Art
Diffusors®
The Art Diffusor® is a
patented, two dimensional, binary array
sound diffuser for use in many
applications and critical listening
environments.
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QuadraPyramid™Diffuser
This diffuser
generates a uniform polar response
over a broad frequency range.
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Quadratic Residue Diffuser Model Q
A true quadratic residue diffuser
designed for uniform broadband
scattering and reducing High-Q
reflections.
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HiPer™ Panel, Flat Panel Diffuser
The HiPer Panel™ (US
Patent # 7,314,114) combines
absorption and diffusion into one
sound panel, similar in appearance
to standard fabric-covered
acoustical wall panels. Use
this when a flat diffusor panel is
required.
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Double Duty Diffusers™
Polycylindrical
"Double Duty" Diffusers will act to
scatter sound in any location. Bass
absorption will vary with size.
A 2' X 4' has maximum absorption at
125 Hz.
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Pyramidal Diffusers
Molded in a one-piece
offset inverted pyramidal shape, the
internal cavity can be lined with
1½" thick absorber layer. Reduces
flutter echo.
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