Your room
Your EMERSPACE panels
Wall panels
Baffles suspended from the ceiling
When suspended, a baffle absorbs sound on both faces: for the same surface area, it treats twice as much as a wall panel.
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A real voice, recorded without echo, to which the echo calculated for this room is added. Turn the sound on, ideally with headphones, and compare the two buttons.
Calculation assumptions
Sabine formula, T = 0.16 × V / A. Absorption coefficients used at speech frequencies (average from 500 to 2,000 Hz): tiles and concrete 0.02; wooden floor 0.08; carpet 0.30; painted walls and ceiling 0.04; furniture and textiles 0.05, 0.13 or 0.28 m² per m² of floor depending on the furnishings. EMERSPACE panel: 0.78, i.e. the average of the coefficients measured by the LNE on the EMERFLEX core between 500 and 2,000 Hz (0.87), reduced by 10% for the fabric and the thickness. Suspended baffle: both faces are exposed, so we count 2 × surface area × 0.78 (conservative estimate, to be confirmed by a measurement of the baffle as an object). Actual panel dimensions (stated format + 5 cm). Sabine is a simplified model, less accurate in very small rooms; the panels treat speech and mid frequencies, not bass. Indicative result, not a guaranteed performance. Voice: a member of the EMERWALL team; in 5-person mode, four LibriVox volunteer readers are added (public domain recordings), via the Multilingual LibriSpeech corpus (CC BY 4.0). The echo is simulated from the calculated reverberation time; listening gives an idea of the difference, not the exact sound of your room.