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What are these treatments?

ErVikingo

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Can someone identify the treatments on casters on the right side? Pic from Pure Audio Projects gallery.
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I'm guessing that they may be sound diffusers, or possibly absorbers. They are there to prevent reflections from the glass window.
 

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I can identify them as expensive :D
 

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I can identify them as expensive :D
If that's what they are, I'd try to come up with something home brewed to do the same thing for a fraction of the cost. As it is, that's not a concern for me with my current setup. No need for 'em.
 

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If that's what they are, I'd try to come up with something home brewed to do the same thing for a fraction of the cost. As it is, that's not a concern for me with my current setup. No need for 'em.
The prices there are high, especially considering the questionable designs.
 

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They look like absorbers made of Basotect mounted on a clothes rail on wheels. I forgot, which manufacturer made this dome shape.

It could also be an Auralex Hemisphere diffusor for a couple of 100 bucks.

A cheap solution to have a movable absorber/diffusor in front of windows.

I personally would prefer to put a glass 2D qrd diffusor there, if I had the money and a window front.
 
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