GIK Acoustics Gotham Quadratic Diffusor is now available in a black finish.
The new finish for GIK’s Gotham N23 Quadratic Diffusor is available for the European market.
GIK Gotham now in black
Gotham N23 Quadratic Diffusor
Diffusors, more accurately called two-dimensional diffusors, have the advantage of scattering sound across two planes: horizontal (left & right) and vertical (up & down). This two-dimensional scattering broadens the soundscape and makes a room sound larger.
Many diffusors available on the market today are simply random blocks in a series and are not calculated to give true even diffusion. GIK Acoustics’ Gotham N23 5″ Quadratic Diffusor has a 23-root, calculated quadratic sequence which is machine cut within 0.2 millimetres.
Also available in a natural finish, Gotham diffusors can be joined together
Price
The new finish for £150 while their natural colour is now at a reduced price of £125.
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