Cinema
Filmmakers of today are specialists on how to use sound to create a complete film experience. Sound adds greatly to different effects, reactions and emotions.
Challenge
Designing a cinema so the sound flows at you the way it is supposed to, from the direction it is supposed to – truly enhancing the film´s experience.
Solution
The solution is to minimize reverberation time in all frequencies, and especially in the distortive low-frequency range of 100-200 Hz. This is done by using specific sound absorbers. The solution always needs to be adapted to the specific cinema, but the type of absorbers are the same:
- a wall-to-wall absorbing ceiling with a matt surface (to not create reflections of the images on the film screen)
- a combination of proper wall construction and wall absorbers that absorb and reflect sound
- thick, soft absorbers covering the wall behind the film screen
Product guide
| Area | Product recommendation | Surface | |
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Theatre* |
Focus A with Extra Bas/ Focus Ds with Extra Bass |
Akutex™ FT Dark Diamond Texona Liquorice |
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Lounge |
Focus Ds + Akusto Wall A / Akusto Wall C |
Akutex™ FT Dark Diamond Texona Liquorice |
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Entrance |
Focus + Akusto |
Akutex™ FT Texona |
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Restaurant |
Focus + Akusto |
Akutex™ FT Texona |
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Corridor |
Focus A with Extra Bass / Focus Ds with Extra Bass + Akusto Wall A / Akusto Wall C |
Akutex™ FT Dark Diamond Texona Liquorice |
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Breakout spaces |
Focus | Akutex™ FT |
* Ecophon Modus™ S Black 970 should be used on the wall behind the screen to avoid disturbing reflections