No-Fuss Studios From Amadeus Acoustic Solutions

Designed and fabricated in Italy by B-Beng and distributed in the UK exclusively by Amadeus Acoustic Solutions, the BOXY studio system is the only modular soundproofed system capable of guaranteeing final transmission performance and providing internal reverberation control.

Beautifully designed and crafted, the studios' modularity affords exceptional flexibility during the design stage making best use of all available studio space and thereby enabling the client to create the perfect environment for a variety of uses, from broadcasting to post-production.

Compared to traditional build methods, BOXY modular studios provide faster, cleaner, turnkey installation with no hidden costs and guaranteed room-to-room sound transmission reduction of over 65dB.

The studios are designed, manufactured and delivered in sections, and then built from the ground up by Amadeus's team of experienced installers. The construction process is completely 'dry' making it around 75% faster than traditional construction methods, and results in a far cleaner, more manageable site.

Room installation takes two days on average and electrics, lights and air exchange system are all integrated as part of the package.

The studios' modularity also significantly contributes to their longevity – should your business need to move premises, BOXY studios can move with you as they can be demounted, relocated and reinstalled easily and with no material wastage.

Amadeus Acoustic Solutions has been providing acoustic rooms and studios, both modular and bespoke, for over 15 years.

Last year, in collaboration with B-Beng, they undertook their largest installation to date comprising two music studios for Terminal Studios in Bermondsey.

With studio size requirements of 11m x 7m and 7m x 5m this was one of the partnerships' largest ever engagements; however, from arrival on site, the rooms were complete in just 10 days.

To learn more please go to: www.amadeus-equipment.co.uk/products/boxy-modular-studios.

This article is also available to read at BFV online here, page 62.

(JP/LM)