Choose sound masking for open-plan classrooms needing speech privacy and consistent background noise. Choose acoustic panels for traditional classrooms with echo and reverberation problems.
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Sound masking vs. acoustic panels for classrooms
Choose sound masking for open-plan classrooms needing speech privacy and consistent background noise. Choose acoustic panels for traditional classrooms with echo and reverberation problems.
By Toni Moss, Managing Director, Strive AV
Posted on: 1st January 2025
Last updated: 1st January 2025
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