MDF Core with Veneer

Optistep^TM W is a 1-dimensional sound diffuser developed to expand the product line anchored by the classic QRD® 734 - the first product of its kind offered on the market. With its unique design which does not rely on the traditional dividers between each well, the Optistep^TM W has been designed to provide optimal diffusion bandwidth. At the same time, the natural wood construction of the unit, available in a high recycled content, ULEF, Class A fire-rated and FSC MDF core, limits the amount of sound energy removed by absorption.

Overture^® VR is an innovative new design in the field of diffusive surfaces for performing arts theaters. These units provide a mobile, collapsible diffusive surface that can be used to transform the sonic profile of a performance stage. Standing at 16’ in height in its performance position (shorter heights possible), each Overture^® VR unit is comprised of a rugged, powder coated steel frame upon which diffusive wood panels are mounted. The panels are removable and interchangeable to achieve diffusion along either the horizontal or vertical plane, or to substitute a different diffusive RPG panel to suit the acoustical needs of a particular application.

The Perfecto^® 16/16/5s Panel is a simple union between architecture and acoustic performance. Utilizing hundreds of large perforations in a staggered pattern and available in a high recycled content, ULEF, Class A fire-rated and FSC^®-certified MDF core with an optional black acoustical backer, the Perfecto^® 16/16/5s Panel can achieve up to an average NRC=0.95 while focusing the sound absorption spectrum in the mid and low-frequencies while maintaining higher frequencies with a low open area.

The Perfecto^® 16/16/8 Panel is a simple union between architecture and acoustic performance. Utilizing hundreds of large perforations and available in a high recycled content, ULEF, Class A fire-rated and FSC^®-certified MDF core with an optional black acoustical backer, the Perfecto^® 16/16/8 Panel can achieve up to an average NRC=1.00 while focusing the sound absorption spectrum in the mid and low-frequencies while maintaining higher frequencies with a low open area.