Each room has its own uniqueness, and applying the same solution uniformly may inevitably lead to a loss of effectiveness. It can even result in issues such as imbalanced sound, lack of fullness, and poor surround experience. Our professional acoustical engineering team takes into account factors such as space, walls, and furniture, employing different frequency-absorbing, amplifying, and reflecting materials in the design process to create a professional-grade home theater system for you.

Here are some common design and construction oversights that can lead to adverse effects:

1. Short Reverberation Time: Sound becomes dry, dull, and unnatural. This situation is mainly caused by an unreasonable layout of absorbing materials for various frequency bands, leading to excessive absorption. Additional sound diffusers should be added based on calculations.

2. Imbalanced Sound: Lack of fullness, poor surround experience. This issue may arise from poor room diffusion, with insufficient and improper use of diffusing materials. Not every area needs sound absorption; the necessary diffusion and reflection are prerequisites for good results.

3. Echo Vibrations: Poor listening experience, sound defects. This problem could result from the superposition of standing waves, wall resonance, and sound reflection. Adjustment through tuning panels is required, considering wall density and material.