Araknis
2024-01-01 17:29:19
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Happy New Year!
Together with my speaker expert, I am currently working on the acoustics planning for our house. The rooms on the ground floor have a clear height of 2.68 m and on the upper floor, thanks to the open roof in the middle, almost 5.5 - 6 m. Acoustically, we already see a moderately nasty disaster coming, since there will also be many windows and hard floors, at least in the living/dining area. The speaker person has now brought up the Dekozell system, which could solve the problems. However, since he is not a drywall installer, he can calculate it for me with Comsol Multiphysics and EASE (which already looks bad), but ultimately someone else has to process the stuff.
Therefore: Has anyone ever worked with the Dekozell system? I actually wanted a suspended ceiling because of lighting and all the power supplies for it, but when I see these 5 cm thick panels, I have doubts.
Together with my speaker expert, I am currently working on the acoustics planning for our house. The rooms on the ground floor have a clear height of 2.68 m and on the upper floor, thanks to the open roof in the middle, almost 5.5 - 6 m. Acoustically, we already see a moderately nasty disaster coming, since there will also be many windows and hard floors, at least in the living/dining area. The speaker person has now brought up the Dekozell system, which could solve the problems. However, since he is not a drywall installer, he can calculate it for me with Comsol Multiphysics and EASE (which already looks bad), but ultimately someone else has to process the stuff.
Therefore: Has anyone ever worked with the Dekozell system? I actually wanted a suspended ceiling because of lighting and all the power supplies for it, but when I see these 5 cm thick panels, I have doubts.