Sound analysers
Measurement is what separates a commissioned room from a finished one.
Also in test facilities
We measure at the start to establish what a room is doing, and at the end to show what it now does. In between, measurement is how faults are found: a partition that is leaking, a duct carrying more than it should, a loudspeaker out of alignment.
What we measure
- Background noise, by octave band, at the times the room is used.
- Reverberation across frequency, before and after treatment.
- Isolation between spaces, and through specific elements.
- System response, coverage and intelligibility at the seats.
- Plant and machinery noise, at source and at the receiver.
What you receive
A commissioning report with the measured figures against the targets agreed at the start, the conditions they were taken in, and — where something falls short — what is causing it.
A room that has been simulated, built and then measured is the only kind you can promise anything about.
Tell us the room
Send dimensions and intended use. You get back an indicative acoustic treatment, a systems outline and a budget range.