ABOUT ACOUSTIC TREATMENT
Acoustic treatment is the process of controlling sound reflections within a room. Acoustic treatment lessens the effect of undesirable Echo and Noise in order to improve the clarity and quality of the sound. Acoustic treatment can be achieved by using various Acoustic panels (boards), insulation materials and Acoustic Ceiling Tiles. There are mainly three elements that have to be considered while carrying out Acoustic Treatment: Absorption, Diffusion and Reflection.
HOW DOES SOUND WORK
Whereas, the frequency of a Sound wave is the level of sound that can be heard to a listener. It is divided in to three frequencies – Low, Medium and High. For e.g. Low frequencies consist of sounds like Bass, Thunder or a Man’s Deep voice and High frequencies consist of sounds such as Whistle, Squeal or Child’s voice.
DIFFERENCE BETWEEN ACOUSTIC TREATMENT AND SOUND PROOFING
A common mistake is made while treating a Theater, Home Theater or Recording Studio. Generally, people get confused between Acoustic Treatment and Sound Proofing. Acoustic Treatment is the process of removing any form of Noise (echo) or reverberation present in the room. Acoustic treatment helps in making the sound produced from a speaker more crisp and clear. Acoustic Panels and Insulation materials such as Wood Wool Board, PET Polyester Acoustic Board, Fiber Glass wool Insulation, Mineral Rockwool Insulation and Polyester Wadding (Polywool) are good products for Acoustic Treatment,
Whereas, Sound proofing is the process of preventing sound from traveling through walls. With soundproofing, the internal sound is retained inside and the external sound does not enter the room. However, after carrying out Soundproofing, the echo and noise drastically increases within the room and is always recommended to carry out Acoustic Treatment. A combination of Reflective and Absorption material such as Magnesium Oxide Board (MgO Board), Cement Fiber board and Mineral Rockwool Insulation are good products for Sound Proofing.
TYPES OF ACOUSTIC PANELS / BOARDS
JITEX™ Wood Wool Board
TACET™ PET Polyester Acoustic Panel / Board
TYPES OF ACOUSTIC INSULATION MATERIALS
JITEX™ Fiber Glasswool Insulation Roll
Mineral Rockwool Insulation Slabs
JITEX™ Polyester Wadding / Polywool Roll
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What is Acoustic Treatment?
Acoustic treatment is the process of controlling sound reflections inside a room. Acoustic treatment helps in reducing undesirable Echo, Noise and reverberation. This helps in improving the clarity and quality of the sound. Good Acoustic treatment can be achieved by using using JITEX Wood wool board, Tacet Polyester PET Acoustic Panel combined with Insulation materials such as Fiber Glass wool Insulation, Mineral Rockwool Insulation or Polyester wadding.
What is Sound Proofing?
Soundproofing is the process of preventing the sound from traveling between the walls of two rooms. The process involves creating a barrier in order to reflect the sound from passing through the walls. Good Soundproofing can be achieved using Magnesium oxide board (MgO Sound proof Board) with Mineral Rock wool insulation.
Acoustic Treatment or Sound Proofing – Which to Choose?
Acoustic treatment helps in removing the echo in the room and Sound proofing helps in preventing the sound from traveling outside the room. There is no Single material that can take care of both Sound Proofing and Acoustic Treatment. A combination of materials are used to treat both the elements separately. Also, Soundproofing has to be carried out first followed by Acoustic Treatment and not vice versa. In general, 8 out of 10 Home Theaters require only Acoustic Treatment.
Sound proofing is not compulsory for every Home Theater. Sound proofing would be required only in certain cases where the Home Theater is built in an Apartment and one of the walls is adjoined to a neighboring Apartment. Thus, to avoid any disturbances caused to the neighbors, the Home Theater is Soundproofed. However, after soundproofing, Acoustic Treatment is compulsory as the echo and noise increases drastically.