Taming Acoustics in a Church Multipurpose Room a Case Study

by | Feb 8, 2024

In 2022 Abiding Hope Church in Littleton, Colorado embarked on a project to refurbish the Family Life Center, a multipurpose room in their church building. Jim Sponnick at Abiding Hope Church commented “Our first steps in refurbishing the Family Life Center were...

How much acoustic treatment is enough?

by | Nov 4, 2020

In our consulting practice Clients often ask the question: how much difference will it make if we install ‘x’ amount of material? Will it make an audible difference? Is it worth the time and expense? These are all very good questions, and they can be very...

A New Vocal Booth

by | Dec 22, 2015

“How does it look?” she asked me, a little bit apprehensive. Rachael West is an Emmy award winning voice talent, actor, host, and model. She approaches her work with dynamic enthusiasm and an obvious passion for quality, and this project to upgrade her...

The Big Red Balloon

by | Jan 20, 2015

We are fortunate to have lots of high quality equipment available to us for making acoustics measurements. We regularly use EASERA from AMFG for making impulse response measurements in rooms and to measure reverberation times and other useful acoustical parameters....

Voiceover Booth Acoustics

by | Dec 4, 2014

Recently we have spent some time working closely with voice actor Jordan Reynolds to solve some acoustics issues in his voiceover booth. While the acoustical quality of the booth he designed and built is quite impressive  – everything from multilayer gypsum...