Hush from Sense & Sound used our diffusers on the ceiling in a recent studio build! He mixed the large and small panels together. It looks amazing!
What are acoustic diffusers used for?
Decrease echoes!Sound diffusers are used to treat echoes and reflections. Unlike acoustic foam panels that are designed to absorb sound waves at different frequencies, acoustic diffusers are designed to scatter sound waves.
Get professional quality sound!Our acoustic panels are made for sound diffusion, not sound absorption. Absorption panels will have a dampening effect while diffusion panels will maintain a more lively sound. These diffusers are used for high frequency (above 2000 Hz) diffusion. Diffusers are often used in combination with sound absorbing panels and bass traps in order to get the desired sound in your room.
Acoustic diffusers are placed at the reflection points in your room.
For a recording studio the most common reflection points for diffuser placement are at the back wall or on the ceiling between the listening position and the sound source.
If you need help figuring out where to place your acoustic treatments pleasecontact usso we can help you!
Below: Geometric diffusers in a home recording studio.
Shipping
Shipping
Continental US only. For international shipping pleasecontact us.
These arepaintable acoustic diffusers! Rust-Oleum SprayPaintfor Plastic is the paint that people have used in the past with success.
Below is a picture our awesome customer Ryan sent us of his spray painted acoustic diffusers. He needed them to be off white to match his room, and was able to do the job easily with spray paint!
Check out this artistic paint design that can be applied to these diffuser panels.
These diffusers are used for high frequency (above 2000 Hz) diffusion.
Are these acoustic diffusers ready to ship?
Yes, we keep a stock of these diffuser panels here in the USA. If there is not enough stock for your order pleasecontact usand we will get them made for you ASAP.
Attractive, low-profile design that does not impede seating yet provides enough acoustic diffusion to eliminate slap echo in my moderately treated multi-purpose home theater.
H
Hush Paz
Great design feature, great value for money
I'm a studio designer at www.Sense-sound.com in Los Angeles.
Just installed 72 of these PVC polygons in my latest studio project
Easy to purchase and talk to, quick to arrive, cheaper than anything else, easy to work with, and clears up the room response from 1kHz and above.
I've placed these all over the ceiling, in the gaps in between the clouds.
T
T.W.
Excellent products
I bought and installed Sound Assured panels and bass traps in my home studio several years ago and am very pleased with the results.
Ted Willis
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Amanda Dyer
3D Sound Diffusion Panels
Sound Assured was great to work with. They answered all of my questions and made recommendations for the room. The panels look great on our wall and ceiling and are not only working for sound diffusion but also look great!
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I have ordered two different sets of acoustic materials from SoundAssured. I needed special treatment for my orders and fast delivery. Both were exceptional! The quality of the acoustic fabric is excellent. You can’t go wrong here!
A must buy for the audio enthusiasts who wants to assure your room and sound will be much improved with this product. I was amazed at results. Top quality and materials.
Hush from Sense & Sound used our diffusers on the ceiling in a recent studio build! He mixed the large and small panels together. It looks amazing!
What are acoustic diffusers used for?
Decrease echoes!Sound diffusers are used to treat echoes and reflections. Unlike acoustic foam panels that are designed to absorb sound waves at different frequencies, acoustic diffusers are designed to scatter sound waves.
Get professional quality sound!Our acoustic panels are made for sound diffusion, not sound absorption. Absorption panels will have a dampening effect while diffusion panels will maintain a more lively sound. These diffusers are used for high frequency (above 2000 Hz) diffusion. Diffusers are often used in combination with sound absorbing panels and bass traps in order to get the desired sound in your room.
Acoustic diffusers are placed at the reflection points in your room.
For a recording studio the most common reflection points for diffuser placement are at the back wall or on the ceiling between the listening position and the sound source.
If you need help figuring out where to place your acoustic treatments pleasecontact usso we can help you!
Below: Geometric diffusers in a home recording studio.
Shipping
Shipping
Continental US only. For international shipping pleasecontact us.
These arepaintable acoustic diffusers! Rust-Oleum SprayPaintfor Plastic is the paint that people have used in the past with success.
Below is a picture our awesome customer Ryan sent us of his spray painted acoustic diffusers. He needed them to be off white to match his room, and was able to do the job easily with spray paint!
Check out this artistic paint design that can be applied to these diffuser panels.
These diffusers are used for high frequency (above 2000 Hz) diffusion.
Are these acoustic diffusers ready to ship?
Yes, we keep a stock of these diffuser panels here in the USA. If there is not enough stock for your order pleasecontact usand we will get them made for you ASAP.
