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16/05/2013
Advanced Acoustics Launch New Acoustic Treatment Products
Advanced Acoustics have announced they have launched a new range of acoustic treatment products.
There are a number of products suitable for different application but based on one unique shape, the Hexagon. The challenge when developing a new product is that it has to be something unique and special for it to stand out. One question we were asking ourselves when we were developing our new range of acoustic tiles was ‘why do acoustic tiles have to be square?’ We spent plenty of time thinking about it but we couldn’t see a reason. So what would be a great uniform shape we could use that allows acoustic tiles to be nestled together in lots of different arrangements? It had to be the hexagon. And so was developed the Hexatile. The Hexatile is a range of acoustic tiles suitable for use in commercial and domestic studios.
From there another product was developed, the HexaPanel. As you would come to expect from Advanced Acoustics the HexaPanel is crafted from high quality acoustic foam and made to an exacting standard. This simple yet effective shape enables you to create to very effective arrangements. It doesn’t matter whether you have small area or a large area to treat these HexaPanel will suit any environment. hanks to the shape of the HexaPanel Acoustic Panel the different clusters and effects you can create are only limited by imagination.
HexaTile2
HexaTile3
HexaTile2 Infill Pack
HexaTile3 Infill Pack
Acoustic Starter Kit#6
HexaPanel
There are a number of products suitable for different application but based on one unique shape, the Hexagon. The challenge when developing a new product is that it has to be something unique and special for it to stand out. One question we were asking ourselves when we were developing our new range of acoustic tiles was ‘why do acoustic tiles have to be square?’ We spent plenty of time thinking about it but we couldn’t see a reason. So what would be a great uniform shape we could use that allows acoustic tiles to be nestled together in lots of different arrangements? It had to be the hexagon. And so was developed the Hexatile. The Hexatile is a range of acoustic tiles suitable for use in commercial and domestic studios.
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From there another product was developed, the HexaPanel. As you would come to expect from Advanced Acoustics the HexaPanel is crafted from high quality acoustic foam and made to an exacting standard. This simple yet effective shape enables you to create to very effective arrangements. It doesn’t matter whether you have small area or a large area to treat these HexaPanel will suit any environment. hanks to the shape of the HexaPanel Acoustic Panel the different clusters and effects you can create are only limited by imagination.
HexaTile2
HexaTile3
HexaTile2 Infill Pack
HexaTile3 Infill Pack
Acoustic Starter Kit#6
HexaPanel
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