“Covid19 Update: I hope everyone is keeping well and getting through this lockdown period OK. We are continuing to trade as normal though on-site visiting is restricted. Now it is more important than ever to buy Australian made wherever possible and support local industry and employment. All our products are made for us locally by companies here in Melbourne, which is pretty unique these days. ”
James Bellew Acoustic Designer
Last year I travelled up to the Central Coast to fit out a home studio in conjunction with the Audio Technology magazine ‘Treat My Room’ competition. Congrats to competition winner Brent Murphy. You can read all about it here: Treat My Room winner TREAT MY ROOM
Acoustic foam has been used by manufacturers such as Auralex and Sonex for decades. The benefits over other materials is that it can be easily manufactured into various designs and contours that enhance the absorption characteristics of the foam. There are many discussions on the web about the effectiveness of acoustic foam vs fibreglass. An…
I recently had the opportunity to borrow some ATC SCM25 studio monitors, and of course I jumped at the opportunity. ATC speakers are made in the UK and come with a considerable studio pedigree. Attack magazine put the ATC SCM25’s on the top of their top ten: Best Monitors In my own humble studio I…
The recently released Lundor acoustic panel is proving popular for modern offices and corporate environments. Often described as being “funky” or “cool”!! General noise levels in offices can often be reduced by using sound absorbing panels in areas where there are hard surfaces. Boardrooms utilised for conference calls often suffer from excessive reverberation that impacts…
I recently had the pleasure of acoustically treating Graeham Goble’s temporary home studio. I’ve never seen so many gold records in one location! Given the large open plan nature of the room we decided to enclose the mixing workstation, and treat another area of the room for the recording of acoustic and amplified instruments. An…
The Melbourne Conservatorium of Music at Melbourne University have installed the HA600-75 hybrid acoustic panel in eight tutorial rooms in order to meet the specific requirements of music tutors and students. Each room needed to have the ability to be acoustically tailored to the sonic profile of each instrument. The HA600-75 acoustic panel is ideal…
