Acoustics in a new building: what to consider before finishing
Acoustics of a new building finishing is a process that begins even before the finishing of the room begins. Room errors are an order of magnitude larger than electronic errors, so it is necessary to take into account the characteristics of the room when designing an acoustic system. 360° Space Acoustic offers a comprehensive approach to solving acoustic problems that includes room scanning, acoustic system design and installation.
What room errors need to be considered?
Room errors can be divided into two categories: errors associated with the geometry of the room, and errors associated with the materials used in the decoration. Geometric errors include dips of 100–300 Hz when installed 0.3–0.9 m from the wall, and modal peaks and dips in the 20 dB+ range. Material errors are related to the type of finish and its effect on the acoustics of the room.
How to solve acoustics problems in a new building?
Solving acoustic problems in a new building begins with scanning the room and determining its acoustic properties. 360° Space Acoustic uses 3D scanning to create a detailed map of the acoustic characteristics of a room. Then, based on this information, an acoustic system is designed that takes into account the characteristics of the room. In our projects we use our own active 3-way Payos Audio Main Control monitors for studio monitoring and precision private installations.
What comprehensive approach does 360° Space Acoustic offer?
360° Space Acoustic offers a comprehensive approach to solving acoustic problems, which includes:
- Scanning a room and determining its acoustic characteristics
- Designing an acoustic system that takes into account the characteristics of the room
- Speaker system installation
- Testing and setting up the speaker system
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between active and passive speaker system?
An active speaker system has a built-in amplifier, while a passive system requires an external amplifier.
What type of speaker system is best for a new building?
The best type of speaker system for a new home depends on the specific needs and characteristics of the room.
Can an existing sound system be used in a new building?
Yes, you can use an existing speaker system in a new building, but you need to consider its compatibility with the new space.
What is the cost of a comprehensive approach to solving acoustics problems?
The cost of a comprehensive approach to solving acoustic problems depends on the specific needs and characteristics of the room.
For more detailed information and consultation, please contact us. Our team of experts will help you find the best solution for your new build.
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