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Most auditoriums are built with non-parallel sets of perimeter walls, with angled ceilings and floors that will combine to scatter sound wave reflections evenly throughout the space. Poor room acoustics are caused by a lack of absorption, leaving echoes in the room that combine to blur original sound signals. Clarity to speech and harmonies to music are compromised, the audience is left straining to hear.

To improve the sound quality inside your Auditorium, the goal is to produce equal premium sound quality for everybody regardless of their seating location. By placing a set of Auditorium acoustic panels on the perimeter wall or ceiling surfaces in the Auditorium, the background noise can be cleaned. As the echoes are caught and captured, greater clarity to original sound is restored.

The larger the space is the more complicated the acoustics tend to be. We often expect a good acoustic auditorium environment would go into room and building design process. The fact is that most architects and designers under-emphasize acoustics, either through lack of acoustical training or because the client wants the best looking and most functional space at the lowest cost. The perceived value of an acoustic auditorium is often under-appreciated, unless the primary function of the space is for musical performance.

Whether your space is used an auditorium, function hall, cafeteria, gym, place of worship, or any other large space where many people gather, acoustics play a significant role in the experience people have. Your audiences don't have to suffer through the annoying echoes and intense buildup of muddied sound. Using sound absorption producs such as Acoustic Panels, which are available in a wide variety of styles, colors, sizes and shapes, can help create an adequate acoustic environment at a reasonable cost.

Sound absorption products for walls and for ceilings reduce echoes and reverberation by absorbing sound waves that would otherwise reflect off hard surfaces.