This article is written to give you an idea on the differences of bass trapping, and how to use them to create the ultimate listening space catered to your preferences utilizing both. Velocity based absorbers are acoustic panels and bass traps based on porous, absorptive material.

This includes but is not limited to: fiberglass, mineral wool, acoustic foam, and similar materials. For this reason, velocity based absorbers are commonly referred to as porous absorbers. Velocity based absorbers work, in short, by converting sound energy into heat, and then by absorbing and dissipating the heat. Porous absorbers typically absorb throughout most of the frequency spectrum, depending on their thickness. Even thin porous absorbers absorb quite even down to low-mid and bass frequencies. This wide absorbing nature of velocity based absorbers gives them their other name: broadband absorbers. So, whether someone is talking about broadband absorption, porous absorption, or velocity based absorption – they are referring to the same type of absorption. Most of our product line consists of velocity based absorbers the GIK 242 Acoustic Panel, GIK 244 Bass Trap, GIK Monster Bass Trap, GIK Tri-Trap Corner Bass Trap©, GIK Soffit Bass Trap©, GIK Screen Panel, and GIK ArtPanel are all velocity based devices.

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