Speakers

Acoustic diffusers play a crucial role in the acoustic treatment of a listening room. Unlike absorbers that eliminate sound energy, diffusers redistribute it evenly throughout the space. This approach helps maintain acoustic liveliness while reducing problematic reflections.

The use of diffusers offers numerous benefits for a room’s acoustics. They help reduce flutter echoes and excessive reverberation while preserving a sense of space and sonic openness. The controlled dispersion of sound waves minimizes comb filtering effects and room modes, which can undesirably color the sound.

Strategic placement of diffusers is essential to achieve the best results. They are often installed on side walls and the ceiling, at the first reflection points between the speakers and the listening position. This configuration optimizes the clarity and precision of the stereo image.

Diffusers can be effectively combined with other acoustic treatments such as absorbers and resonators. This balanced approach ensures well-controlled room acoustics, offering both good transient definition and a natural ambiance.

The choice of diffusers depends on several factors, including the size of the room, the frequency range to be treated, and the desired aesthetics. Models vary in size, shape, and materials, ranging from small wall panels to larger structures. Some diffusers are even designed to blend harmoniously with the decor, resembling works of art or architectural elements.