Beautiful Vicoustic's flagship Wavewood panels for room tretment. Anyone?

@audioquest4life 

  I use a product from Vicoustic, Wave Wood. It is similar to the new GIK diffusort panel, the Wave Wood is wood over absorbers, and serves as both a diffusor and smaller absorber. All I can say, after may years of experimentation, this is the best combination that works for me. Of course, some environments will require a lot more absorption than others and integrating diffusors into those types of room may be challenging. I would strike a balance between the absorbers and diffusors. In most rooms I have treated, I have had positive results using this formula.

Have you tried RPG Expo ? 

This type of panel based on a perforation pattern is a tuned absorptive product.RPG Expo is design around optimal binary sequences – these begin to scatter frequencies above ~4KHz.RPG is the only company that has a method behind this type of digital surface approach.With the right mounting condition they are excellent for the right application.

Seems like nobody cares about room tretment.

Funny, but i’ve noticed even professional reviewers does not have room tretement at all, except carpets on the floor.

I have ordered Vicoustic Wavewood absorber/diffuser pannels from these guys.

Let us know how they work out. The main reason I never tried the Wavewood panels was the way they needed to be installed. (with the adhesive). If it were me, I’d get some Command strips with the appropriate weight limit for the initial try-out.  Then I discovered the Stillpoints Aperatures….WOW!

The only reason I could guess on the subject of reviewers not having room treatments may be for (true to life reviewing of equipment)?

Hey @slaw  
Yeah, gluing maybe not the best solution for people who wish to change the location of the pannels from time to time, but Vicoustic offering a frame now which can be used as alternative for some of the pannels.

I'm living in a white room surrounded by plants, i think i will glue them to the walls behind the speakers and behind my listening chair and i hope they will be there forever. 

I have checked stillpoints aperture and the price is insane (imo). One stillpoint pannel cost $749 and this is more than i paid for 10 vicoustic wavewood pannels including international shipping, they are quite big !     

Updates:

After receiving 10 x Wavewood panels i decided to go for a complete Room Analysis and was shocked how cheap this option is for Hi-Fi Listening Room. Believe it or not, but it was just $50 for my 33 m2 room. Some companies asking thousand dollars for room analysis, but anyone can upload all data on vicoustic website to get full analysis, i think it’s absolutely amazing! There is an option "project request", it took about 2 weeks to get 3D model of my room will all recommended products for the walls, ceiling etc. They even said the first correction is free. Analysis comes in PDF file, but with special app we can download actual 3D model of the room.

I want to recommend it to every audiophile, the price is nothing compared to what you will get. I really paid only $50 (hard to believe).

There are three main areas where acoustic treatment should act on:

1. Reverberation Time (RT);
2. Early Reflections;
3. Sound Field Anomalies (room modes, flutter echoes, etc.).

Highly recommended! No, i do not work for them :)

There is another guy on youtube who explained how he did that, it was very helpful for me. 
It will cost more for Home Cinema room etc, but for Listening Room it was almost free