This beige 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).

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