Delta H design - ZR acoustics

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Apparently these panels that are quite thin can take care of all frequencies.

Delta H Design

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Radical rethinking on acoustics apparently.

Hanson Hsu with Bobby Owsinski: Radically Rethinking Room Acoustics Online Class | LinkedIn Learning, formerly Lynda.com

Music producer Bobby Owsinski interviews studio designer Hanson Hsu about his career, influences, and world-class studio designs.

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Anyone tried these ?

 

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More info.

The Fifth Element #90

As a film title, Quantizing Hanson Hsu might not rank up there with Kissing Jessica Stein, but we work with what we have to work with. Hanson Hsu is the principal designer at Delta H Design, Inc., an acoustics and architecture firm based in Marina del Rey, California. Though he dabbles in some...

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You can actually place the speakers close to the wall if you have these panels behind them.

 

[panditji]

Any idea how expensive?

 

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From what I read, they are 800$ for the large panels and about 300$ for the small ones. The cost needs to be seen from the context of what it does. From what gather from the interview, these are apparently very high value.

 

[greenhorn]

Quantum acoustics sounds more like snake oil

 

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Quantum acoustics sounds more like snake oil

That was my initial reaction. The fact remains that results speak. Apparently they speak for them selves. And we are talking about the world of hardcore studio engineers.

 

[liverpool_for_life]

Quantum acoustics sounds more like snake oil

Based on anything more substantial than "sounds more like"? At the very least, as the OP posted, the testimonials ought to give one pause before being so dismissive.

 

[liverpool_for_life]

Anyone tried these ?

Not me. Wish I could, though. Thanks for posting about this. I won't pretend to understand the science behind them, but the testimonials are intriguing, especially the one that starts off by saying: "This shit is dope."

 

[greenhorn]

Based on anything more substantial than "sounds more like"? At the very least, as the OP posted, the testimonials ought to give one pause before being so dismissive.

I'm not disputing the effectiveness of these products. I'm calling out them being called "Quantum acoustics" and attributing them to Quantum physics. Reading the description behind the tech at http://deltahdesign.com/philosophy/
I see only marketing verbiage, and no actual relevant physics. They're the ones making the assertions, and I see no scientific research they have published to back up their claims. The burden of proof falls on them. There may be some actual tech in there, Nobody disputes the science of acoustic panels, and theirs may be a better product, but attributing them to quantum physics is where I'm kinda not convinced

 

[arj]

Interesting product !
While i am not technical enough to understand the Quantum physics behind it and their language seems to be deliberately complicated and vague, the proof of the product would be in the effect it has

I hope it works since that does solve a lot of problems !

 

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Interesting product !
While i am not technical enough to understand the Quantum physics behind it and their language seems to be deliberately complicated and vague, the proof of the product would be in the effect it has

I hope it works since that does solve a lot of problems !

No bass traps needed. You can place speakers up against the walls. All this is going against the usual wisdom. Yes, they solve a lot of problems especially in living rooms.