Sound Absorption
Absorption and isolation strategies control reflections and unwanted sound transfer.
ACOUSTIC ENGINEERING
GREAT SOUND STARTS WITH THE ROOM.
We shape reflections, reverberation and isolation to create an accurate acoustic foundation for the entire cinema.
01WHAT WE DELIVER
CONTROL THE ROOM.
THEN THE SOUND.
Acoustic-first design delivers an accurate sound foundation, predictable performance and consistent coverage across the listening area.
Diffusion & Tuning
Diffusion and acoustic tuning create a balanced, natural listening environment.
Reverberation Control
Decay and reverberation time managed for dialogue clarity and cinematic impact.
Measurement & Calibration
Room measurement, DSP tuning and final calibration verify the completed result.
- ROOM ANALYSIS
- Reflection & reverberation
- TREATMENT
- Absorption, diffusion & isolation
- VERIFICATION
- Measurement & final calibration
ATS / ENGINEERING STANDARD
The room is the first component. Acoustic design begins before equipment is selected.
Do I still need acoustic treatment with high-end speakers?
Yes — the room shapes what you hear as much as the speakers do. Absorption, diffusion and isolation control reflections, reverberation and bass build-up so the system performs as designed. Treatment is planned together with speaker placement, not added afterwards.
What is the difference between soundproofing and acoustic treatment?
Soundproofing (isolation) keeps cinema sound from leaving the room and outside noise from entering — it is structural. Acoustic treatment shapes the sound inside the room. Most projects need both; we assess your walls, floor and ceiling before recommending the mix.
How is the system calibrated after installation?
We measure the room response at the listening positions, then set levels, delays, crossovers and EQ per channel. Target curves follow cinema reference practice, and we verify the result with before/after measurements you can keep.