[youngho]

The RPG Omniffusor also seem to have a pattern. I can't seem to access the RPG website currently, but Real Acoustix has a very similar product showing some patterning, as well: http://www.realacoustixllc.com/2d-qrds

Also, I recently saw a post on the Gradient Facebook page with a similarly patterned product: https://www.facebook.com/stereolife/photos/a.782912391858891.1073741987.161979633952173/782912595192204/?type=3&theater

It's probably just the way the math works out?

Young-Ho

[JWL.GIK]

Yep, it's just the way the math works out.

With reflective phase grate diffusors, there are a variety of well depth sequences you can use. Some work better than others at different frequencies and angles of incidence. But to work right they have to be built precisely. If something is off then you will lose some diffusion functionality.

Put it this way: nothing on the Gotham is there purely accidentally. Lots of prototyping and R&D went in to their design. 

For more detail on this stuff, see the "Decoding Diffusion" article linked above, as well as:
http://www.gikacoustics.com/diffusion-dimension-download-1d-2d-scattering/

[audiotom]

Do several panels provide most needed diffusion?

What are the overall effects when combining 4 or 6 panels like the pictures on your website?

I imagine they need to be butted up against each other not spaced out a little for best effectiveness

[mkane]

 A box here thanks

[mkane]

  Temporary for now but wondering if the location is OK?