Description

The PRD wooden acoustic diffuser available at Gitco-sa.com is a meticulously crafted 2-Dimensional Prime Root Diffuser (PRD) designed using modulated prime root number theory. This precise calculation ensures that reflected sound energy is evenly distributed across all diffraction directions, creating a more balanced and natural listening experience. These diffusers are essential for controlling reflections within a listening environment, particularly from rear walls and first-reflection points, significantly improving sound clarity and spatial imaging.

Constructed from solid wood, the PRD Wooden Diffuser is not only aesthetically pleasing for exposed installations but also long-lasting and impact-resistant. It effectively reduces flutter echoes and sound bouncing off walls, leading to a more controlled and accurate soundstage. This diffuser performs optimally in the mid-to-high frequency range, addressing critical aspects of audio fidelity.

Features of PRD wooden acoustic diffuser :

• Made from solid wood for durability and aesthetics
• Long-lasting and impact-resistant construction
• Highly aesthetic for exposed installations
• Effectively reduces flutter echoes and sound bouncing
• Works best on mid-to-high frequencies

Applications of PRD wooden acoustic diffuser:

• Studios
• Mixing Rooms
• Hi-Fi Rooms
• Home Theaters
• Auditoriums

Range: 1147Hz to 3440Hz
Dimensions: 600mm x 600mm x 150mm
Material: Pine wood
Fire rating: Treated with FR coatings to meet EN 13501 / BS 476 standards
Colour: Any RAL colour choice
Base: FR FR-rated plywood

Elevate the acoustic quality of your critical listening spaces with the precisely engineered PRD Wooden Diffuser from Gitco-sa.com. Its solid wood construction and scientifically designed pattern ensure superior sound diffusion and a more immersive audio experience.

Frequently Asked Questions About Wooden Acoustic Diffuser :

1. What is a Wooden Acoustic Diffuser?

   • A wooden acoustic diffuser is a panel or structure made from wood, designed with specific surface variations (like varying depths, curves, or geometric patterns) to scatter sound waves in multiple directions.

2. How does a Wooden Acoustic Diffuser work?

   • Instead of absorbing sound like acoustic panels, diffusers redirect sound energy. The uneven wooden surface breaks up sound reflections, preventing strong echoes and standing waves by scattering the sound across the room.

3. What is the primary benefit of using a Wooden Acoustic Diffuser?

   • The main benefit is improved sound clarity and a sense of spaciousness. Diffusers help create a more even sound field, making the room sound less “boxy” and enhancing the listening experience for music and speech.

4. Where are Wooden Acoustic Diffusers typically used?

   • They are commonly used in recording studios, control rooms, home theaters, listening rooms, concert halls, and any space where accurate and balanced sound is crucial.

5. Do Wooden Acoustic Diffusers absorb sound?

   • Primarily, they scatter sound. While some minimal absorption might occur due to the wooden material itself, their main function is diffusion, not absorption.

6. What types of designs are common for Wooden Acoustic Diffusers?

   • Common designs include Quadratic Residue Diffusers (QRD), Skyline Diffusers (with varying height blocks), Polycylindrical Diffusers (curved surfaces), and geometric or slat-based diffusers.

7. How does the wooden material affect the performance of the diffuser?

   • Wood is a good material for diffusion as its relatively hard and reflective surface effectively scatters sound. Different wood densities and surface finishes can slightly alter the diffusion characteristics.

8. Where should Wooden Acoustic Diffusers be placed in a room?

   • They are most effective at reflection points – the areas where sound waves first bounce off walls or ceilings towards the listener. Common placement areas include the back wall, side walls, and sometimes the ceiling.

9. Can Wooden Acoustic Diffusers help with standing waves?

   • Yes, by scattering sound waves, diffusers can help break up the formation of strong standing waves, leading to a more even distribution of bass frequencies in the room.

10. Are Wooden Acoustic Diffusers aesthetically pleasing?

    • Yes, wood offers a natural and often visually appealing aesthetic, making these diffusers a functional and decorative element in interior design. They come in various wood types and finishes.

11. Do Wooden Acoustic Diffusers affect the reverberation time of a room?

    • While they don’t significantly reduce the overall reverberation time like absorbers, they make the reverberation sound more even and less distinct, contributing to a better acoustic quality.

12. Are Wooden Acoustic Diffusers easy to install?

    • Installation methods vary depending on the type and size of the diffuser. They can often be mounted using screws, adhesives, or hanging systems. Refer to the specific product instructions.

13. Can Wooden Acoustic Diffusers be used in conjunction with acoustic absorption panels?

    • Absolutely! A balanced acoustic treatment often involves a combination of both diffusion and absorption to control reflections and manage overall sound energy in a room.

14. What is the difference between a 1D and a 2D Wooden Acoustic Diffuser?

    • A 1D diffuser typically scatters sound in one plane (e.g., horizontally or vertically), while a 2D diffuser scatters sound in two planes (both horizontally and vertically), offering more omnidirectional diffusion.

15. Do Wooden Acoustic Diffusers work for all frequencies?

    • The effectiveness of a diffuser depends on its design and dimensions. Larger and deeper designs generally diffuse lower frequencies more effectively, while smaller designs primarily affect mid and high frequencies.

16. Are there any maintenance requirements for Wooden Acoustic Diffusers?

    • Generally, they require minimal maintenance. Regular dusting is usually sufficient to keep them clean.

17. Can Wooden Acoustic Diffusers be custom-designed?

    • Yes, many manufacturers offer custom design options in terms of size, shape, wood type, and finish to meet specific aesthetic and acoustic requirements.

18. Are Wooden Acoustic Diffusers better than acoustic foam?

    • They serve different purposes. Acoustic foam is primarily for absorption to reduce echoes and reverberation, while diffusers scatter sound to create a more even and spacious sound field. The best solution often involves using both.

19. What factors should I consider when choosing a Wooden Acoustic Diffuser?

    • Consider the size and shape of your room, the frequencies you want to diffuse, the desired aesthetic, and your budget.

20. How do I order Wooden Acoustic Diffusers from Gitco-SA.com?

    • Browse our selection of Wooden Acoustic Diffusers on this product page. Contact us with your specific needs and quantity for a quote and ordering information. Our team can help you choose the right diffusers for your space.