Modal analysis
Diffusion millwork
Off-site joinery
In-situ calibration
Finite-element 3D room modeling calculates axial room modes and impulse response decay prior to timber construction.
Mathematical QRD diffuser profiles are calculated and carved directly into custom oak and walnut interior paneling.
Flush timber paneling and concealed bass traps are fabricated in our workshop to sub-millimeter structural tolerances.
Physical speaker placement and mechanical isolation are micro-tuned using real-time acoustic frequency sweeps.
Timber millwork joinery
Standard acoustic foam absorbs high frequencies while leaving low-frequency room modes untouched. We construct resonant membrane absorbers behind flush flitch-matched walnut paneling, retaining pristine living space aesthetics while maintaining low-end clarity.
Every acoustic wall assembly acts as both passive absorption and quadratic diffusion. Air cavities are mathematically dimensioned per room volume, eliminating visible treatment panels.
We calculate room modes, reverberation decay, and late-night listening comfort.
Acoustic calibration should not resemble a commercial recording booth. Architecture and sound exist in absolute balance.
Consultations begin with structural drawings, room volume measurements, and target reverberation decay profiles.