Awesome, thanks for the vid!

Your company would make way more money if you lowered your prices. Fast quarters are better than slow dollars. Great products and incredible knowledge. Great stuff. We’re building another studio complex with live rooms and control rooms. Your products have priced us out unfortunately. Thanks for the knowledge. You’re the best in the business. .

Thanks for your videos, Dennis. I like my current recording space, but low flying planes are becoming more of an issue. I'm in the processing a finishing a vocal booth at the moment, the structure is finished but I'm getting into the internal treatments. So it's a blank slate. The walls are 46.5" both ways and the ceiling about 7'1'' made of 3/4 MDF. I considered a diffuser to help with boxiness in the sound, but I believe in another video of yours that they need about 4 feet to the listener to properly do their job, I guess it would have to be on the back wall if used. So that would cut it close considering the placement of the mic maybe a 1 1/2 from the front wall. Do you think the space is still too small to consider a quadratic diffuser? I haven't gotten too far into this part yet, but just considering my options as I add treatments. Thanks again, Dennis.

Please let us know when you have your dealer demo room setup in the eastern seaboard or better yet Toronto Canada. Can’t wait to enjoy the experience even if there is a fee involved. Then final purchase decisions will be made. 😀

Great video Dennis, hope you don’t mind me asking but being sat only 3feet from my rear wall in my 2 channel listening room, would I benefit still from quadratic diffusion on my rear wall behind my head? Thank you Peter

Is it possible to use a very light wood like balsa wood to make a diffuser?

In a 2 ch system, would diffusion on side walls be effective or necessary? TQ!

Would you bother with diffusion on the back wall with the length being 14 feet? (Backwall is 11 feet wide)

Ignoring practicality, is there a lower freq limit to the effectiveness of diffusion? Would a 7.5ft deep diffuser be effective at 30hz? I assume the limit is where the sound becomes a pressure issue instead of a reflection issue, so it probably would not.

Are you thinking of having a local dealer in europe? If not, did you ever get complains about the transportation of your products from your warehouse to europe?

What exactly determines whether a room could benefit from diffusion? I understand you need the ice cream before the chocolate sauce hehe but what are the criteria for deciding that the ice cream "needs" chocolate sauce?

All diffusers "Work" they spread sound out the sound waves. The problem is that most of them A) do not diffuse evenly. B) do not cover a wide enough frequency range. C) Are not implemented properly. "Diffusion can act like a magnifying glass" I like that.

I purchased your DIY plan bundle last year and built several P-13 diffusers in Cherry for the rear wall of my horn-based music room, and was blown away by the improvement to the listening experience. My soundstage grew in all directions, and instruments/vocals became more focused and spatially convincing. I can't really say I regret not using them sooner because I didn't know what I was missing, but moving forward I could never go without them.