Primacoustic London 8 Room Kit (Black)

Descrizione

Primacoustic is the leading specialist in acoustic optimisation and sound isolation. To get the most out of the London 8 room kit, install it in a room that measures no bigger than 9.3 square metres and enjoy more balanced, clean sound. If you want to treat larger spaces, you can combine this kit with other ones from the range, or simply go with a bigger set, like the London 12 room kit. These panels meet all fire safety requirements, and so they be used in both commercial and domestic spaces, and every panel is easily mounted using the included hardware.

The London 8 Room Kit: A Complete Studio 'In a Box'

The Broadway panels included in the London 8 kit have been made from high-density fibreglass, specifically developed to counter any unwanted flutter, primary reflections, and echoes. Primacoustic even claims that the construction of their panels offer almost five times the sonic absorption of other affordable treatment available, and that it guarantees a vast improvement in the acoustics of any studio, home studio, or even theatres. The included Broadway panels have a scatter block construction to reduce flutter and echo further, while the wall-mounted control columns serve to limit side-to-side effects and minimise primary reflections.

LEDE - Live End, Dead End Room Design

In the early '70s, engineers discovered that studios that had been fully decked out with sound absorbing materials provided an unnatural feeling sound when compared to real-life situations. From then on, rooms were only partly covered, and the covered part was dubbed the 'dead end', where the sound had a dry, literally dead character, while the uncovered part was referred to as the live end, due to the lively, more open acoustic. These two concepts combined, form the LEDE (Live End/Dead End) principle, which proved immediately successful and changed the construction of recording spaces forever. As such, all Primacoustic room kits have been developed with this principle at its core.

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