For many years, quadratic diffusers have been a classic form in architectural acoustics.
For many years, quadratic diffusers have been a classic form in architectural acoustics. At Jocavi we have created a new design for the oldest acoustic diffuser module project.
Starting from the same calculation principle used for quadratic diffusers, we have reconsidered it with a new approach and added a new theory of energy-flow calculation that delivers better scattering. NEO 6Q® has a nine-step design pattern that distributes energy homogeneously and evenly across its effective frequency range.
The phase surface of the NEO 6Q® grid is designed to provide a more uniform scattering of sound reflections, particularly in the mid and high frequency bands.
Where reflections disturb the overall sound impression and adding further absorption is not appropriate, diffusers are a very useful solution for reducing echo. These diffusers must be positioned where the disturbance occurs.
This model is made of ABS plastic with a composite filling of recycled materials, which gives the whole product rigidity and consistency. It is UV-resistant and impact-resistant. Its fire protection class meets the Bs1 requirements.
NEO 6Q® can be installed in recording studios, music schools, auditoria and halls. It is available in several different colours. Using our fixing materials, the panels can be mounted on walls and ceilings, and they can be inserted into suspended ceilings using a "T"-type mounting rail.
Acoustic elementMade by Jocavi (Portugal)
How to read the graph: the higher the curve rises, the better the element absorbs sound at that frequency – a value close to 1 means almost complete absorption, a value close to 0 means reflection back into the room.
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