Studiospares - AC 50mm VOCAL BOOTH PYRAMID TILE BLUE

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AC 50mm VOCAL BOOTH PYRAMID TILE BLUE

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ACOUSTIC CONTROL 50mm VOCAL BOOTH TILE  Low frequencies cannot exist in a   vocal booth because the internal volume is so small. That is no problem   since the human voice contains little or no low frequencies. Therefore it   is pointless spending money on such tiles. These Vocal Booth tiles use a   lower density foam of 26kg/cu metre which is still higher than most   competitive foams. The profile matches the Acoustic Control Pyramid Tiles   and can if necessary be mixed with them when low/mid frequency control  is  required. Total tile thickness is 50mm with the pyramid height of  25mm on  a base of 25mm. colour Mid/light grey.     STUDIOSPARES ACOUSTIC CONTROL SERIES   A family of inter-related products designed to aid the acoustic  control  of sound waves. Acoustic performance is dependant on four factors,  the  profile of the tile, the surface structure of the broken air bubbles,   the thickness and the density of the foam. All of the Acoustic Control   series (xcept Vocal Booth Tiles) are based on a heavyweight foam designed   specifically for acoustics, (not packaging). The laws of physics dictate   that absorption is directly proportional to mass. The majority of other   manufacturers tiles have a density of 24kg/cu metre but don't like to  talk  about it.  Ours has a density of 36kg/cu metre which in foam terms  is a  heavyweight. That's why they outperform competitive products. The  profile  is not just designed to look aesthetically pleasing: the greater  the  surface area, the more tile there is to meet the soundwave. In   consequence, deeper tiles have better absorption coefficients. The tile's   surface when viewed through a glass reveals a series of ruptured air   bubbles which in effect increases the surface area. Wall tiles come in   various thickness. The thicker the material the better the low frequency   absorption. That is why our Bass Traps have an effective thickness   of   300mm. Even our thicker wall tiles have a maximum thickness of 100mm. Few   people are going to hold lighted cigarettes against the foam but it is   reassuring that they contain tiny particles of graphite and melamine  which  provide excellent resistance to fire. This foam is so advanced  that a blow  torch directed at the foam will cause it to char. That char  will fall away  as dust when agitated. It will not form burning droplets  whilst toxic  gases are practically zero.