Archive for category Absorption

Guilford of Maine® Whisper Fabric meets Sonora® Acoustical Wall Panels

Here’s an array of our Sonora® Acoustical Wall Panels installed on an office wall. You may notice that the colors here really pop! That’s the Guilford of Maine® Whisper line. Whisper is an excellent fabric choice for Sonora panels if you’re looking for something a little more Vivid. You can add some visual life to your space, while taming it acoustically. Over 20 colors available.

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Fellowship Halls!

As 2017 rapidly comes to a close, here is a look at a couple of more installations from earlier in the year. Both of these fellowship halls were done by the same AFC dealer/installer.   As you can see, although the rooms differ greatly in shape and size, they were both treated with our Sonora panels.

A long narrow hall.

A large open hall.

It’s all about panel placement.

Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!

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Sonora® Panel – Church Installation!

What can you say about the tremendous benefits of acoustical panels for churches that hasn’t already been said?

Here are a few pictures from another fantastic installation.


These Sonora® Wall Panels were specified by Cameron Girard in our technical sales department.

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Rendering vs. Reality

3D Rendering

Final Installation

Here’s a nice example of a 3D rendering vs. real life. This 3D model was created by our acoustic analyst, Cameron Girard, for one of our church clients. We think the final results turned out fantastic!

Sonora® Acoustical Wall Panels are always a great choice where excessive reverb and diminished speech intelligibility are an issue.

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Bonus Room to Project Studio! Nick Lane Mastering

Nick Lane, an independent audio engineer whose credits include Rascal Flatts and Reba McEntire, contacted Acoustics First® seeking help with his project studio. This process would convert the bonus room in his house (a second floor space above his garage) into a Project Studio.

Nick Lane Bonus Room - Before

After receiving some measurements and photos, we went to work designing a layout for the space.

Nick Lane Visualization 1 Nick Lane Visualization 2

Placement of panels and ceiling clouds were optimized to reduce early reflections and trap bass, and a combination of Model D’s and C’S were used to widen the “sweet spot” of his room.

Nick Lane - After

“Sounds really good!….. High end is sooo much less harsh…… walking around the room, the low-end doesn’t disappear in places anymore” – Nick Lane

Nick Lane Panorama

 

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