After moving house, our customer was very dissatisfied. He couldn't experience the high sound quality he knew from his old apartment in his new home.

What had happened? The room was rotated in terms of proportions - slightly shorter. A reverberant concrete floor, plasterboard walls and large glass surfaces reflect the sound and create a diffuse listening experience.

The peat acoustic panels should provide a remedy. They absorb some of the sound and thus reduce the diffuse reflections. Positioning the absorbers was a process that took several hours.

Attaching the panels - listening test - repositioning the acoustic panels - listening test - repositioning - listening test.

Once the optimum position of the Torf acoustic panels had been found, the picture changed. Our customer returned to the usual clarity of sound. Details and nuances are reproduced very precisely. Now you can experience a wide sound stage, excellent dynamics, natural instrument separation and impressive clarity.