Recently, we had the pleasure of adapting the listening room in the Denon showroom in Arkadia. The acoustic panels used allowed us to achieve optimal conditions for testing spatial audio systems, including the Dolby Atmos sound system.

The walls of the room are covered with our unique acoustic system NyquiWall. This system, which consists of an acoustic system of tensioned walls with felt, a PVC batten system, allows the felt fabric to be stretched. It is characteristic due to its low air resistance, which enables the placement of surround speakers behind the acoustic fabric without negatively affecting the high-frequency range of the speakers. To enhance aesthetics and acoustics, one of the walls was arranged using stylish acoustic panels in the form of sound-absorbing slats. The EcoStripes panels are made from polyester fibers sourced from recycled PET bottles and are mounted on the standard acoustic board EcoBoard. 

Additionally, our logo, created from eco-friendly PET material in the form of self-adhesive letters, adds a sophisticated charm to the overall finish. It emphasizes our commitment to creating spaces that respect the environment. For the discerning audiophile, this room may seem somewhat translated, but the solutions have mainly been focused on multichannel listening—thus, the reverberation time is significantly lower than in the case of stereo rooms.