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  • Acoustic Diffuser MDD-400-16 up to 45% off
  • Acoustic Diffuser MDD-400-16 up to 45% off
  • Acoustic Diffuser MDD-400-16 up to 45% off
  • Acoustic Diffuser MDD-400-16 up to 45% off
  • Acoustic Diffuser MDD-400-16 up to 45% off
  • Acoustic Diffuser MDD-400-16 up to 45% off
  • Acoustic Diffuser MDD-400-16 up to 45% off
Acoustic Diffuser MDD-400-16 up to 45% off

Acoustic Diffuser MDD-400-16

à partir de
55.00 € per pair
instead of 100.00 €

equivalent to a cost price of 27.50 € per diffuser

Pair of acoustic diffusers consisting of one type A diffuser and its inverse type B. These two types are mutually mirrored with respect to each other, in order to avoid problematic phase correlations that occur when two identical elements are placed in proximity.

Each diffuser is composed of 20 pre-cut lines, to be assembled by placing them next to each other.

Discount on quantity
Number of pairs
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2
3
6
Percentage discount
15%
25%
35%
45%
Pair price
85.00 €
75.00 €
65.00 €
55.00 €
Diffuser price
42.50 €
37.50 €
32.50 €
27.50 €
You save
15.00 €
50.00 €
105.00 €
270.00 €
Number of desired pairs

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