TAD
Tuned Absorber/Diffuser (TAD) panels utilize a specially designed perforation pattern (5/8″ or 1/2″ diameter holes) to produce balanced low- and mid-frequency absorption in conjunction with increasing reflectivity and diffusion in higher frequencies. Low-frequency absorption performance can be improved by using thicker panels.
The standard TAD panel is constructed of a 1/8″ thick perforated facing over a fiberglass substrate that can be wrapped in a variety of acoustically transparent fabrics. Panels are mounted to walls or ceilings using impaling clips, Rotofast anchors, or Z-clips.
TAD Revealed is the same TAD perforation pattern in a wood panel that may be finished in a variety of wood veneer species, laminates, or paints. Wood panels are typically mounted to furring channels with fiberglass absorptive backing.
Sizes:
TAD:
4′ x 10′ max
1-1/8″, 2-1/8″, 3-1/8″, or 4-1/8″ thick
TAD Revealed:
4′ x 8′ max
3/4″ thick