The Mogu Acoustic panels excel in sound-proofing, particularly in the medium frequencies of 250-1000 hz. They utilize two primary mechanisms to correct sound: sound absorption and diffusion. The 3D shaped surface scatters sound waves, while the porous mycelium material transforms them into micro movement and heat, which is absorbed by the fibrous material.
Mycelium Acoustic Panels
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Tijs Hensen is an author specializing in ancient history, combining traditional research of ancient texts with insights from channelers. His work is notably influenced by the memories of Mathias de Stefano, merging historical analysis with metaphysical elements.