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An EarthWall is essentially a vertical set of trays which can be filled with growing material and planted. Although the tray system initially looks like a set of horizontal galvanized metal fence rails, after plants or ground cover takes root, the planting trays become grown over and the galvanized railings are hidden from view. If need be, the galvanized side can be painted or covered with wood to temporarily obscure the galvanized material from view. -
ASC invented a great way to take advantage of an open web truss ceiling Acoustic engineers often specify baffle systems in large open spaces where the walls can’t be used for acoustic control. Baffle systems maintain bright local ambiance while limiting noise from across the room.The Truss Panel is Ideal For
- Restaurants
- Commercial Spaces
- Foyers & Lobbies with Open Grid Ceilings
- Waiting Areas
- Any large noisy area with Open Grid Ceilings
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The original portable bass trap, the TubeTrap is a highly modified version of Harry F Olson's "functional sound absorber" and operates far more efficiently and to a lower frequency than its size would suggest. By including an integral treble range polycylindrical diffuser with each unit, Art Noxon (ASC founder, president, engineer) created a broadband acoustic control device able to maximize the sound quality in any space.Visit the ONLINE TUBETRAP STORE?!
Their cylinder shape provides the structural rigidity and internal air cavity necessary to absorb sound in the low frequency range. It’s their diameter, not length, that determines how deep into the bass range they can absorb. Because TubeTraps are “impedance-matched” to sound, they are fast-acting bass traps. Unlike slow acting membrane and resonator bass traps, TubeTraps handle musical transients just as easily as they handle sustains. TubeTraps transform room acoustics into an unforgettably articulate and dynamic musical bass line. Effective 2019: TubeTrap models are upgraded to IsoThermal TubeTraps. Original TubeTraps are available as a custom ordered product.
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