Stillpoints Aperture Acoustic Panels
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How are owners of these panels getting on with them over the last couple of months?
Did anyone take any measurements?
I only have experience with conventional room treatment, GIK products in my case. I'm happy with what they do for me and along with positioning and some careful digital EQ I like what I hear but there's always better isn't there!
Stillpoint's panels seem intriguing. The improvements reported on here sound similar to claims made for Leading Edge panels mentioned earlier, and perhaps Michael Green's approach to room treatment. They all seem to adopt a different approach to changing what we hear at our ears then GIK/Real Trap type products.
Did anyone take any measurements?
I only have experience with conventional room treatment, GIK products in my case. I'm happy with what they do for me and along with positioning and some careful digital EQ I like what I hear but there's always better isn't there!
Stillpoint's panels seem intriguing. The improvements reported on here sound similar to claims made for Leading Edge panels mentioned earlier, and perhaps Michael Green's approach to room treatment. They all seem to adopt a different approach to changing what we hear at our ears then GIK/Real Trap type products.
Still loving mine...have not done measurements in a long while. Talk to Kog Audio (Fraser or Mark) and ask them...they're great as you may already know. Have not moved them since finding good placement either. Good luck.
Same here
Love them. I am not a measuring type. These panels are wonderful.
I look forward to every listening session although here in FL summers suck and there is little one can totally do to eliminate humidity, bad power and AC vent noise completely. Not my favorite "season" for listening BUT I will have to find a way!!
Love them. I am not a measuring type. These panels are wonderful.
I look forward to every listening session although here in FL summers suck and there is little one can totally do to eliminate humidity, bad power and AC vent noise completely. Not my favorite "season" for listening BUT I will have to find a way!!
My GIK Art Panels cost 1/3 of these....curious how the tech works for it to be so much more.
Aperture Printing
The printing method is "dye sublimation". Yes, test printing is done to color match the print to the submitted image. The print image can be applied to either the permanent front screen or the "inset" removable screen which is placed in front of the permanent front screen.
John
The printing method is "dye sublimation". Yes, test printing is done to color match the print to the submitted image. The print image can be applied to either the permanent front screen or the "inset" removable screen which is placed in front of the permanent front screen.
John
We offered to Steve an audition of the Aperture product and he respectfully declined due to the room already being treated.
John
Aperture Printing Requirements & Pricing
We engage a professional printer to create the images. A list of requirements for image sizing has been sent to our distributor/dealer network so they know what to pass on to interested customers. Below is a retail price breakdown for Apertures and for printing images:
Stillpoints Aperture - Standard Pricing for any of the following 3 types: Black Walnut/black cloth, Cherry/Cream cloth, Light Oak/Cream cloth (std wood species with other std cloth combinations available as special order and are not in stock)
US Retail
$650.00
Stillpoints Aperture - Simon Marsh Collection Prints on Fabric Dye-sublimation print.
US Retail
$185.00
Stillpoints Aperture - Customer Image Submission on Fabric Dye-sublimation print.
US Retail
$225.00 (includes $40.00 image setup fee)
We engage a professional printer to create the images. A list of requirements for image sizing has been sent to our distributor/dealer network so they know what to pass on to interested customers. Below is a retail price breakdown for Apertures and for printing images:
Stillpoints Aperture - Standard Pricing for any of the following 3 types: Black Walnut/black cloth, Cherry/Cream cloth, Light Oak/Cream cloth (std wood species with other std cloth combinations available as special order and are not in stock)
US Retail
$650.00
Stillpoints Aperture - Simon Marsh Collection Prints on Fabric Dye-sublimation print.
US Retail
$185.00
Stillpoints Aperture - Customer Image Submission on Fabric Dye-sublimation print.
US Retail
$225.00 (includes $40.00 image setup fee)
Aperture 3 Panel Stand
Hi Guillaume - coincidentally, Paul is working on the stand today. The vendor delivered what looks like a production version. They put 3 Aperture into it while the whole assembly was laying on its side on a table. When I walked back there last Paul was fiddling with the mounting hardware for the individual Apertures within the frame. I am guessing that's not finalized based on phone calls he's making now...
John
Hi Guillaume - coincidentally, Paul is working on the stand today. The vendor delivered what looks like a production version. They put 3 Aperture into it while the whole assembly was laying on its side on a table. When I walked back there last Paul was fiddling with the mounting hardware for the individual Apertures within the frame. I am guessing that's not finalized based on phone calls he's making now...
John
I 'guess' the point is that he took a digital copy of his original painting (shown in post #156] and appears to have been able to make exceptionally clear (almost like an original) copies of the original art and transfer it to the Aperture panels...a demonstration of what is possible with Stillpoints Apertures?
Is that the point?
Thank you
Just showing to you guys the final work and the different options from Stillpoints
(RIF) : Removable Inset Frame
(ISF) : Internal Screen Frame
Yep...thought so. I own 4 regular ones, but was given assurances that they would look after me if we decided to put some artwork in the frames. Thanks...nice job!!! How good does the piano black frame look? have you seen it? Just curious.
Got it. I didn't realize until you pointed it out. I thought it was a political statement in an Aperture. Lol
Great...if you can take a snapshot, that would be great...would love to see how much better it looks.
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