Acoustics diffuser refers to the phenomenon where sound undergoes irregular reflection, refraction, and diffraction in many directions. Diffusion is beneficial for "fullness", "liveliness", and "sense of space". It can maintain the balance between fullness and clarity, the balance between language intelligibility and longer reverberation time, and also preserve the naturalness of tones in the auditorium. It can make the distribution of indoor sound energy uniform and eliminate echoes, among other things. If the indoor diffusion is poor, the timbre is often rough. A diffuser is a device used to improve the diffusion performance of a sound field. Its design is based on the use of irregular interfaces to change the wavefront of emitted sound or to alter acoustic impedance.

Applicable places

Professional anechoic places: recording studios, sound studios, broadcasting studios, audition rooms, television stations, piano rooms, radio stations.

Places with high sound absorption requirements: opera houses, cinemas and theaters, multi-functional halls, conference rooms, studios, concert halls, business offices, auditoriums, gymnasiums, schools, hotels.

Large entertainment venues: leisure and entertainment venues, KTVs, dance halls, private rooms.

Public places: offices, airports, railways, public stations, office buildings, rehearsal venues.

Home decoration places: TV backgrounds, bedside backgrounds, sound-absorbing decorations in halls, etc.

In summary, MLS acoustics diffuserdiffuser perforated sound-absorbing panels are suitable for places that require both decorative effects and acoustic performance.