This black with black matte wood ends Victotem Ultra VMT Acoustic Bass Traps for hi-fi and home cinema users is a free standing, variable acoustic treatment solution that provides absorption, diffusion, and bass management. It is an incredibly flexible system that can change with upgrades and can be adapted to new needs. For commercial studios and project studios, it offers the most versatile and flexible system available—freely movable between recording rooms and mixing situations. It is also a fantastic product for demo rooms, roadshows, clinics, and trade shows.

Free Standing and Variable    Sound Absorption, Sound Diffusion    Bass Trap    Expandable

• Full Sound Absorption: Switch all modules to have the VMT side on the front in order to use it as a sound absorber.
• Full Sound Diffusion: Switch all modules to the high-pressure laminate wood side on the front to use as diffuser.
• Hybrid panel
• Combine VMT and high-pressure-laminate front modules for absorption and diffusion.
• Bass Trap: Place it on a corner to serve as a bass trap.
• Expandable: It’s easy to add an extra module for added height to the unit.

VicTotem is designed with the craftsmanship of Vicoustic and is available in a wide range of colors and wood finishes to fit any room and space. This versatile product is designed to act as a bass trap (when placed on room corners), and it can also be used as a free-standing element to control reflections. An extra module for added height is also available (sold separately).

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is this paper archival?

A: It depends on what you mean by archival. (By the way, I'm an archivist, and write from that point of view.) How long something will last depends on many factors: light, atmosphere, moisture, the inks used, and how the item is stored or displayed. Epson (whose marketing doesn't use the A word) has a permanence rating chart on their web site. (B&H won't allow posting of URLs, but search those two words.) Pay special attention to the information about storage at the bottom of the page. Properly handled and conserved, your prints should last a very long time.

Q: 2. Can I stream a video mp4 or mkv file that is stored on my home network?

A: Set it up with the free Chromecast mobile app, then send your favorite online shows, movies, music, and more to your TV using your smartphone, tablet, or laptop. Chromecast can support MKV with H. 264 video codec. Chromecast supports MP4, WebM, MPEG-DASH, Smooth Streaming, and HTTP Live Streaming (HLS) video files.

Q: 3. Can I cast from my iPhone 6s+ using my cellular network?

A: You can cast from an iPhone 6s+ but your phone will need to be on the same wifi network as the chromecast in order to cast to it.

Q: 4. Is this paper double sided?

A: No, this paper is coated on one side only. The printable side is a little whiter and has SLIGHTLY more texture Although it's somewhat difficult to see the difference on a blank sheet, the difference will be immediately obvious if you happen to print on the wrong side. Moab Lasal is a similar paper which is somewhat more expensive and is printable on both sides.

Q: 5. Is this archival quality?

A: No. I use it for proofing.

Q: 6. Can I connect my PC with Windows 7 so that I can show images in a large format and since I have Amazon Prime, can I see their streaming from my PC screen to the TV...?

A: You can use the cast functionality from your Chrome browser on the PC to cast to the Chromecast. What you would do differently though, is select Cast desktop under the Cast to dropdown. This will essentially mirror your entire screen.

Q: 7. Am'I able to mirror anything from my notebook to The cromecast? Or only on line stuff? I have a samsung notebook and I want to use a TV ( not smart TV) to mirror everything from my computer via Wi-Fi.

A: You can mirror your entire laptop screen. You have to select cast to desktop to mirror the entire computer screen.

Q: 8. Can I connect my iPhone with Chromecast via bluetooth?

A: Yes you can. What you need to get started A Chromecast device Latest version of the Google Home app Google Home app A Google account. A display device with an HDMI input, for example, a high-definition television (HDTV) Access to an available power outlet and a secure wireless network. Meet the minimum Operating System (OS) requirements to run the Google Home app Google Home app An internet connection. Access to a secure wireless network (make sure you have the wireless network password handy) For Chromecast (1st generation), connection to a Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n 2.4G network. For Chromecast, connection to a Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n/ac 2.4/5G network. For Chromecast Ultra, connection to a Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n/ac 5G network. A compatible phone or tablet Availability and performance of certain features, services and applications are device- and network-dependent and may not be available in all areas; subscription(s) may be required, and additional terms, conditions and/or charges may apply. Set up Chromecast or Chromecast Ultra The initial steps are for first-time Google Home app users. If you’re already set up a Chromecast device and are setting up another device, you can skip to step 7. Plug in Chromecast. Install the Google Home app Google Home app by navigating to g.co/home/setup on your Chromecast supported iOS device. Or click to download the Google Home app for iOS. Make sure to connect your mobile device/tablet to the same Wi-Fi network that you intend to use to set up your Chromecast device. Open the Google Home app Google Home app. On the Google Home app's home screen, tap Addand thenSet up deviceand thenSet up new devices. Confirm Google Account: Choose which Google Account you want to link to Chromecast. You can also add a different account if you don’t see the account you want to use listed. Tap Ok Bluetooth: If you already have Bluetooth turned on, you won’t see this screen. You can skip to the next step. Highly recommended: If you don’t have Bluetooth turned on, the Google Home app will ask you to turn on Bluetooth to help improve the setup process. You can swipe up from the bottom of your Home screen and turn on Bluetooth. If you don't want to turn on Bluetooth for setup, Tap No thanks. Tap your iPhone’s Home button and then tap the Settings app and then Wi-Fi. Connect to the Wi-Fi network that matches your Chromecast device. Look for something like ChromecastXXXX.b. Navigate back to the Google Home app. Your device should now be detected. Tap Next. Then skip to step 9. Scanning for Chromecast devices: The Google Home app scans for nearby devices that are plugged in and ready to set up. If you only have one device that needs to be set up, tap Next. If the Google Home app finds a list of devices, tap the device you want to set up and then Next. Found devices: If one device is found, tap Next. If multiple devices are found, choose the device you want to set up and then Next. If you don’t see your device, tap Don’t see your device. Connecting to your new device. The app will now connect your phone to your Chromecast so that you can configure it. Making a connection: We are now establishing a connection with Chromecast. If you see a code on your TV, tap Yes. If you don't see a code on your TV, tap Try again and then Scan for devices. Help improve your device: Automatically share device stats and crash reports with Google to improve everyone’s experience. Tap Yes, I’m in if you would like to help improve your device. Otherwise, tap No Thanks. Here's more about what data is shared when you choose this setting. Region selection: You may need to set your region. Tap the region list and then select your region and then Continue. If you don’t see this screen, move to step 14. Room selection: Choose the room where your device is located. This helps you identify the device when you want to cast to it. Tap Next. You can create a custom room room by tapping Add custom room and thentype in Room name and then Next. Connecting to Wi-Fi: If you’re connecting via Ethernet, skip to step 16. Choose the Wi-Fi network you want to connect to your device. Tap Next. If you selected a Wi-Fi network from the list, you’ll be prompted to enter your Wi-Fi password. Then tap Connect. The Google Home app will remember this network when you set up more devices. If you don’t want the Google Home app to remember this network, uncheck Use this Wi-Fi network to set up future devices. If you selected Other Wi-Fi network, you will need to manually enter the Network Name, Password, and select the Security Mode you use with your network. Ethernet: Follow the steps to set up using Ethernet. Linking your Chromecast: Your Chromecast uses your Google Account to personalize your experience. Tap Continue. Summary screen: Here’s a review of what you set up. You can choose to set up other functionality. Tap Next and then Continue. Learn how to cast: Choose a sample clip to learn how to cast or tap Skip tutorial. Set up is successful. You're all done! Email subscription: Discover tips and new features with email updates for your device and the Google Assistant. Tap Subscribe.

Q: 9. Can I use this paper with an Epson Artisan 1430 printer?

A: You can use the Epson Ultra Premium Presentation Paper Enhanced Matte (13 x 19 ) in the Epson Artisan 1430 printer, yes.

Q: 10. can I print both sides of this paper?

A: Glad to help. No, not this particular paper. the matte coating in only on one side. there are some (not sure which) that is matte coated both side.