Jordan O'BrienPrimacoustic has begun offering comprehensive room acoustic analysis for installers and their customers; and best of all, it’s free.
Installers wanting to identify acoustic issues with a space before setting foot on-site can use the service to then identify a solution.
Those using the service just need to fill out a series of questions which include ‘the purpose of the room’, ‘the size of the room’, ‘wall surface measurements’ and ‘existing floor and ceiling materials’; all of which will determine what problems the installer could face when installing audio equipment.
Once filled out, the form is sent to an acoustic specialist who will engage with the user to review requirements and then provide a room analysis along with suggested materials and estimated budget for the installation.
Primacoustic market development manager Steve Dickson explains: “Most people realise that they have a problem in their room, but do not know how to identify it or come up with a solution.
“For instance, they may have a restaurant that is so noisy patrons are unable to converse during a meal. Another example could be a boardroom with a video conferencing setup where the echo in the room is so pronounced, that you cannot clearly understand the orator at the receive end of the transmission.
“By enabling the user to go on line, prompting them for the required information along the way, we can quickly identify the problem and come up with a suggested fix.
“So far, the response has been amazing! We have been receiving multiple requests daily from the United States, Canada, Europe and far-off places such as India!”
Those wanting to use the service will find it located on Primacoustic’s website under the ‘Get A Quote’ button at the top of the page.