Auralex T Fusor Diffuser

AURALEX TFUS Details

Made from a lightweight-yet-sturdy high-impact thermoplastic, T'Fusor Sound Diffusors beat the performance of competing sound diffusors hands down and offer massive cost-savings to boot! T'Fusors drop easily into ceiling grids and are wall mountable with pushpins, staples, nails, Tubetak, Velcro or 2-sided tape. They're white in color but may be easily painted by brush or spray. T'Fusors impart a sense of controlled spaciousness and work best when mounted with a varying alignment of the "T" pattern. Improved broadband diffusion can be achieved by filling the cavity we designed into the back of the T'Fusor Diffusor with acoustic foam or 1" rigid fiberglass

T’Fusor sound diffusors are presented in a 4’x4’ cluster on the rear wall of a control room. This image also shows the units painted yellow by the end user…very cool!

 

OMNI Sound in Nashville, TN states that they had to relearn the room after nearly two decades of use after the staggered, upper wall installation of T’Fusor sound diffusors. The units were backfilled comfortably with fiberglass insulation. This process, in conjunction with the top caliber diffusion characteristics of T’Fusors, tamed and cleaned a sloppy mid range issue.

Clusters of T’Fusor sound diffusors blended with some absorption (Sunbursts and 2” Studiofoam Metro) are a key portion of the treatment of this vaulted ceiling. For details, see Industry Profiles and the Henry Lee Summer Case Study.

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