Auditorium

The problem in this place consisted in the fact that nothing could be heard in the back. It was solved to the extent that microphone use is now an auxiliary instrument.

The presence of a dome and the excess of air volume provoked reverberation times quite outside the norm. With the sounders installed, the problem was totally solved.

Acoustic shell in the arts center at the Fundidora Park, Monterrey, N.L.

This auditorium with capacity of 390 had the problem that when the orator spoke, nothing would be heard at the back. Using the appropriate engineering, it is no longer necessary to use a microphone as the main instrument.

Recording booth at the Methodist Church's studios, Col. Mitras, Monterrey, N.L.

Observe the panels in walls and ceiling of this facility.

"El cerebro" Recording Studio, Barrio Antiguo, Monterrey, N.L.

In these facilities, the colors and shapes of the panels were installed to the client's taste.

Control booth at the Methodist Church's recording studios, Col. Mitras, Monterrey, N.L.

Observe the panels designed for the background and ceiling. A special panel was installed to the left, according to the results of the engineering. To the right we have the double-glazed acoustic window, tilted according to design.

Home Theatre, Col. Bosques del Valle, San Pedro Garza García, N.L.

The acoustic design balanced the levels of frequency emitted by the Home Theatre's eight speaker system. The final decoration was done to the client's taste.

Theology Oratory Chapel at the Seminario de Monterrey in Juárez, N.L.

Panels for high and low frequencies were installed in this project, as seen in both right and left walls. In the top part we have high-absorption panels, while on the lower part, echo-breaking structures.

Acoustic wall installed at the back of evangelist church "Cristo mi fortaleza" in Santa Catarina, N.L.

With this work there was a 70% reduction of the outgoing noise from live music that bothered the neighbors.

Image obtained from specialized magazine.