How To Assemble The DIY Acoustic Diffuser QRD 7 Quadratic Residue Diffuser Kit

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    In this video I show you how to assemble our DIY Acoustic Diffuser Kit (QRD 7 - Quadratic Residue Diffuser). Quadratic Diffusion is a time tested, staple technology used in recording studios all over the world. It provides the ultimate in musical involvement. It draws you into the emotional connection and experience in every song.
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Komentáře • 35

  • @lefterhsk1
    @lefterhsk1 Před 5 lety

    i was a bit sharp in my previous comment...no doubt this deffuser will work muuuch better than a random shaped sound scatter... i have a full woodworking shop (woodworker-woodturner-musician here) so i just bought your DIY plans. Thank you.

    • @AcousticFields
      @AcousticFields  Před 5 lety +3

      L, No worries. Diffusers are distant dependent. You must match the diffuser prime number to the usage of the room and the distance from the diffuser to your ears.

  • @504Plate
    @504Plate Před 6 lety +1

    Hi, Dennis. First off, Thank you for haveing some of the most helpful videos on room acoustics on the youtube. My question is, with my room at 12x14x8 (Mixing Room), would i need to cover my whole back wall with several QRD-7's or just one will be enopgh?

    • @AcousticFields
      @AcousticFields  Před 6 lety

      A, You are welcome. I will need to know more about your room. Fill out the information in this link: www.acousticfields.com/free-room-analysis/

  • @str8chevys913
    @str8chevys913 Před rokem

    Great video Sir. I listen to a lot of music, and I happen to find your video.
    One question, does it really make a difference of the sound quality.
    All my walls are sheet rock, in the BASEMENT. Thank you.

    • @AcousticFields
      @AcousticFields  Před rokem

      Sheet rock has a negative impact on certain frequency ranges, especially those assiciated with voice.

  • @wiremu3879
    @wiremu3879 Před 8 lety

    Hi,
    When i use this calulator to find out the depth of wells etc it doesnt say how long the actual difuser actually is. Can i make the lenth as long or as short as i want?
    thanks will

    • @AcousticFields
      @AcousticFields  Před 8 lety

      +Wiremu It is best to use standard prime number sequences rather than to try and calculate what starting and ending frequency you require. Make your well widths at 2" Length is determined by surface needs and distance to listening position. If you require assistance, fill out the information in this link and I can better answer your questions. www.acousticfields.com/free-acoustic-treatment-room-analysis-tell-us-room/

  • @droidzhunterz6861
    @droidzhunterz6861 Před 3 lety +1

    would it not be beneficial to place insulation material in the empty space behind the covered sections, for a small bit of absorption?

  • @blownspiritofficialchannel

    please the measurements !! thanks a lot

  • @hisroyalsucculence
    @hisroyalsucculence Před 4 měsíci

    How acoustically important are having the well dividers? That is, if I build a diffuser with only the well face pieces in a frame does that defeat any of the most important acoustic functions of the a diffuser which seem to be due to the front facing panels?

    • @AcousticFields
      @AcousticFields  Před 4 měsíci +1

      Both the well width and depth have an impact on the response of each quadratic prime number. The well width works on half wavelength principles and the well depth works on quater wavelength rules.

  • @bobe2933
    @bobe2933 Před 3 lety +1

    Do you still sell the kits, in 2021? Thank you.

    • @AcousticFields
      @AcousticFields  Před 3 lety +1

      Yes, they are special order due to lack of demand. Send me your contact info. including ship to address and I will get you costs. Minimum purchase is 4 units.

  • @dankelleher1918
    @dankelleher1918 Před 3 měsíci

    Is this kit still available for purchase? I don’t see it on your website. Thanks!

    • @AcousticFields
      @AcousticFields  Před 3 měsíci

      We discontinued the kits. No one bought them. We can build them for you in groups of 4. Send us your request to info@acousticfields.com.

  • @LuisCasstle
    @LuisCasstle Před 3 lety

    Shouldn't it have 7 wells/spaces? I've seen 7+1, etc, just wondering if I'm missing something. Thanks.

    • @AcousticFields
      @AcousticFields  Před 3 lety +2

      You can eliminate the end well 0 surface.

    • @LuisCasstle
      @LuisCasstle Před 3 lety +1

      @@AcousticFields Thanks for verifying, that's one option I eventually came up with, but don't know enough to be sure.
      That makes sense, better than adding an extra well in order to achieve symmetry, as less material is used.

  • @rajkamaljangir3618
    @rajkamaljangir3618 Před rokem

    Hi sir, what's the height and weight of this diffuser? Thanks

    • @AcousticFields
      @AcousticFields  Před rokem

      Diffusers can be built any size to address the specific acoustical issues.

  • @bomt697
    @bomt697 Před rokem

    Hello, are these kits still available to buy? Couldnt find them on the website

    • @AcousticFields
      @AcousticFields  Před rokem +1

      We no longer offer the kits. However, if you need a certain prime number diffuser, we can provide you a quote. Minimum purchase is 4 units. Send your contact info to info@acousticfields.com

    • @bomt697
      @bomt697 Před rokem

      @@AcousticFields dang, would have been perfect option. Thanks

  • @jarekstepniak
    @jarekstepniak Před 7 lety

    the panel is tuned to frequencies, What are these frequencies ?

    • @AcousticFields
      @AcousticFields  Před 7 lety +2

      Hi Jaroslaw, The P-7 quadratic diffuser is 870 - 3,450 Hz. with a 2" well width. The P-11 is 377 - 3,450 Hz. The P-13 is 283 - 3,450 Hz. The P-17 is 213 - 3,450 Hz. The P-23 is 187 - 3,450 Hz.

    • @jarekstepniak
      @jarekstepniak Před 7 lety

      yes, each chamber is defined for a particular frequency, What about the others ?

    • @sergejharres7932
      @sergejharres7932 Před 6 lety

      just for 100% clarification, these frequencies are the same for the diy-plans i bought from you?

    • @sergejharres7932
      @sergejharres7932 Před 6 lety

      just for 100% clarification, these frequencies are the same for the diy-plans i bought from you?

  • @NeanderAraujo
    @NeanderAraujo Před 6 lety

    break link, does not work "www.acousticfields.com/sounddiffuser-acousticdiffuser-qrd7/"

  • @cameronwilliams4738
    @cameronwilliams4738 Před 2 lety

    No shade towards this video or the creator, but these DIY diffusers are seriously extremely overpriced. Almost 1k dollars for a couple of pieces of wood ? GIK Acoustics has diffusors, already assembled, very very well built and provide absorption also, and cost literally 30% of the price of these diffusers. Who buys this ?

    • @AcousticFields
      @AcousticFields  Před 2 lety +2

      Not all products are created equal. We use wood not cardboard in the build of all of our products. These units are hand built and finished better than most pieces of furniture.