TCL Series 6 65", Denon X4500H, Fronts: KEF Q650c, Surrounds: KEF Ci160.2CL, Atmos: KEF Ci160.2CR
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I am looking at using a non-traditional synthetic perforated material to conceal in ceiling speakers for Atmos and don't know if this would properly work --
The material is designed for acoustical purposes for sound absorption. I would use it for that but I was also wondering if I had the speakers behind it, could I also use it to conceal the speakers and pass sound out from the backside as well.
The material is has 300,000 perforations per square meter. Is that adequate for proper sound pass through?
If this is not the right place for this thread, I will move the discussion elsewhere as recommended.
The material is designed for acoustical purposes for sound absorption. I would use it for that but I was also wondering if I had the speakers behind it, could I also use it to conceal the speakers and pass sound out from the backside as well.
The material is has 300,000 perforations per square meter. Is that adequate for proper sound pass through?
If this is not the right place for this thread, I will move the discussion elsewhere as recommended.