GIK Acoustics will be showcasing its acoustic treatment solutions for hi-fi listening spaces and home cinema rooms on the ground floor of this year’s Bristol Hi-Fi Show.

A global leader in acoustic treatment solutions, trusted by recording engineers, producers, musicians, educators, and audiophiles worldwide, the company provides bass traps, acoustic panels, diffusers, and modular systems for studios, high-end listening rooms, home cinemas, and commercial environments. GIK Acoustics has the experience and knowledge to serve both the professional audio and Hi-Fi markets.

GIK Acoustics will be showing off its new Amplitude range, a new generation of stylish acoustic panels combining broadband absorption and diffusion, built around GIK’s patented recessed plate technology for a clean, flush-fit look and outstanding acoustic performance.

The scalable, freestanding Sound Blocks and Sound Block StackPack will also be at the show. These are perfect for those living in rented accommodation or who just don't want to drill holes in their walls. They are also great for studio spaces that you want to remain flexible. The StackPack combines three Sound Blocks in a vertical tower, two units for high-frequency diffusion and one with FlexRange Technology for low-frequency absorption down to 50Hz.

Another new member of the GIK Acoustics family is the Q11D quadratic diffuser: A one-dimensional quadratic diffuser based on GIK’s popular Q7D design, using an 11-root well sequence to shift voicing higher in the midrange. Designed for modular arrays, and specified with scattering effects down to 570Hz with even diffusion up to 3900Hz.

GIK’s team of experts will be on hand at Stand 8 on the ground floort hroughout the Bristol Hi-Fi Show to talk to visitors about practical room treatment, as well as giving tailored advice on product selection and layout planning.
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