Abstract
In enclosed volumes, the integration of electronic acoustical components with architectural surface treatments forms a hybrid system that produces the perceived acoustical conditions. Since the underlying operating principles for electro-acoustic enhancement systems differs considerably between manufacturers, the requirements for system infrastructure are not germane, nor is the optimum integration of architectural treatments. As a result, the nature of the work performed by the acoustical consultant changes to accommodate optimum performance of the specific “hybrid” system, which may also include other forms of variable treatments.
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