ACUSTICA APPLICATA DAAD 4

Second-hand.

DaaD units are an absolute benchmark in acoustic treatment, considered among the most complete, efficient, and user-friendly acoustic traps in the world. They are not merely high-level technical devices—they also stand out for their refined and elegant design, capable of enhancing the visual appeal of any space, from home listening rooms to professional recording studios. When a room is treated with DaaD units, the improvement is immediately perceptible: the sound becomes more controlled yet remains vibrant, dynamic, and unrestrained. Low frequencies gain articulation and depth, mids emerge fluid and natural, and highs are released with transparent lightness.

At the core of the DaaD design lies the understanding that a modern acoustic trap must go beyond simple absorption. It must intervene selectively, eliminating resonances and early reflections without depleting the overall energy of the sound. The goal is to preserve and reintroduce sonic information with a delay between 25 and 60 milliseconds, diffusing it harmoniously throughout the listening environment. This approach transforms the real acoustic dimensions of a room into a virtually larger space, capable of hosting a deeper, wider, and more believable soundstage. Instruments separate clearly from one another, becoming tangible, three-dimensional, and full of body and presence.

All of this is made possible by the use of innovative materials and a design that incorporates complex geometries aimed at precise and adaptable control of acoustic response. DaaD units act as true sound equalizers: they release frequencies that the environment traps inappropriately and absorb, with precision, the excess energy that the room reflects back. Inside, an optimized acoustic chamber handles low-frequency treatment, while the broad external surface, designed for diffusion, also allows for fine control over the dispersion of mid- and high-frequency content.

From a technical standpoint, DaaD units are broadband acoustic traps, capable of acting across a wide range of frequencies. Their low-frequency response is determined by the physical diameter of the unit, while the diffusion of frequencies above 400 Hz can be modulated by rotating the device, allowing flexible integration based on the specific acoustic needs of the space. Even when considering only their behavior in the low-frequency domain, DaaD units already prove to be remarkably effective tools—designed to restore music to its natural, free, and authentic form.

• For resonances above 50 Hz
• Color: black
• Height: 110 cm
• Maximum diameter: 39 cm
• Weight: 7.4 kg