TubeTrap™ Technical Details
Another unique feature is the adjustable diffusion grid built into the TubeTrap. The specular diffusion panel that covers half of the TubeTrap is an acoustic choke (L) which is sized, ported and mass loaded to backscatter the treble range. |
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![]() Here's an example of front-end control in this room with all concrete wall and wood floor. There's a suspended acoustic ceiling, upper traps are not needed, just the lower half of the room needs to be controled. |
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