How does akupane work? 

Akupanel is a decorative panel for acoustic control, mainly used to reduce echoes, reduce noise, and improve the acoustic environment of the room. 

Its working principle is based on sound absorption and diffusion, and acoustic control is achieved through the following aspects: 

Porous structure sound absorption: 

Akupanel panels are typically made of porous materials such as wood and fiber. 

The internal structure of these materials has many small holes, and when sound waves enter these holes, 

the sound waves will be reflected and refracted inside the holes, and gradually absorbed, reducing the sound energy reflected back. 

Back and cavity design: 

Wood acoustic panels are usually mounted on walls or ceilings with a gap between them and the backboard or filled with sound-absorbing material. 

This design can further absorb sound waves, especially low-frequency sound waves, thus reducing the problem of low-frequency echoes. 

Surface diffusion effect: 

Akupanel's surfaces are often designed with specific textures or bumps that scatter sound waves in different directions, r

educing the reflected echoes in specific directions and making the sound field in the room more even. 

Reduce reverberation time: 

By absorbing and diffusing sound waves, wood slat panel can effectively reduce the reverberation time in the room, 

making the sound clearer, especially suitable for recording studios, home theaters, conference rooms and other places with high requirements for acoustic environments. 

In general, Akupanel improves the acoustic performance of the room by absorbing sound, diffusing, reducing echo, etc., making the sound more natural and clear.