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The Clearsorber^® Panels is a patent-pending micro-slotted, acrylic resin panel acoustic system designed to absorb sound in the mid-range (human speech) frequencies. It can also be configured to achieve sound absorption in low and high-frequency ranges. As a 100% fiber-free product, it can address high humidity and wet environments without the concern over air quality. The Clearsorber^® Panel combines high transparency for clear viewing or natural daylighting with acoustic performance. Translucent options can provide privacy or enhance lighting effects; second surface high-definition digital printing can provide photo-quality imagery.

The QRD has become a classic shape in architectural acoustics. Since its inception in 1987, it can now be found in churches, schools, theaters and studios worldwide. The Diviewsor® 79 Panel is based on the QRD and designed to be used where views through the unit are desired. The surface of the Diviewsor® 79 Panel is designed to provide a more uniform sound field through mid and high-frequency diffusion. At the same time, the sturdy, acrylic wall construction of the unit limits the amount of sound energy that is removed by absorption.

The Modviewsor^® 87 Panel is a 1-dimensional sound diffusor that represents the evolution in architectural acoustics toward aperiodic sequencing of asymmetrical shapes. The panel is designed to be used where views through the unit are desired. The surface of the Modviewsor^® 87 Panel provides an optimum sound field through mid and high-frequency diffusion. At the same time, the sturdy clear acrylic construction limits the amount of sound energy removed by absorption.

The Omniviewsor^® 84 Panel has become a classic shape in architectural acoustics. Since its inception in 1990, it can be found in churches, schools, theaters and studios worldwide. The surface of the Omniviewsor^® 84 Panel is based on the Omniffusor^® design to provide a more uniform sound field through mid and high-frequency diffusion. At the same time, the sturdy acrylic construction of the unit limits the amount of acoustic energy that is removed by absorption.