Jocavi Acoustic Panels?

bee · 21st January 2010

Anyone have any experience with Jocavi acoustic panels? They look really stylish. Untitled Document

surflounge · 21st January 2010

your website is awesome, and is a good design.
it represents your product well, congratulations.

Lonely Raven · 21st January 2010

Interesting. Page works and loads fine for me. They look like neat products.

Check out these videos.

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bee · 21st January 2010

Quote:

Originally Posted by surflounge

your website is not loading, and is poorly designed.
that does not represent a good product, whatever it is.
nice try, you crazy gearslut

It's not my website and it works fine for me. Looks like really nice stuff.

bee · 21st January 2010

Quote:

Originally Posted by surflounge

your website is not loading, and is poorly designed.
that does not represent a good product, whatever it is.
nice try, you crazy gearslut

If it's not loading for you how do you know it's poorly designed? Both my link and the other guys link are working fine.

jdtrbn · 22nd January 2010

All I can say about them is that they're several times more expensive here than products with similar acoustical properties from GIK or others. Haven't cared to find out more.

enfanterrible · 27th April 2010

Actually there are some characteristiques that set these panels apart from the competition.
Mainly the diffusers. You'll have a hard job finding so many diferent materials used on panels. Of course it is not only about the looks but also providing diferent fx acousticaly.
The Jocavi brand is more expensive and towards a higher-end market.
The ATP brand are less expensive panels but use more dense eps on the diffusers and thicker foam for the absorbers.
You can mix the two though...
Decide for yourself.

Weasel9992 · 27th April 2010

Welcome to the forums! It seems like you might be the owner or vendor of Jocavi, which is really cool. Great product! If you are though, it's probably a good idea to put something like that in your signature so everything is out in the open. Just a suggestion.

Frank

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bee Lives for gear Joined: Sep 2003 Posts: 1,500 Thread Starter	Jocavi Acoustic Panels? Anyone have any experience with Jocavi acoustic panels? They look really stylish. Untitled Document

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surflounge Lives for gear Joined: Jul 2006 Location: Cayucos California Posts: 1,248	your website is awesome, and is a good design. it represents your product well, congratulations. __________________ BEACH NOISE entertainment

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Weasel9992 Lives for gear Joined: Jun 2006 Location: Savannah, GA Posts: 4,339	Welcome to the forums! It seems like you might be the owner or vendor of Jocavi, which is really cool. Great product! If you are though, it's probably a good idea to put something like that in your signature so everything is out in the open. Just a suggestion. Frank __________________ Frank

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enfanterrible Gear interested Joined: Apr 2010 Posts: 2	Actually there are some characteristiques that set these panels apart from the competition. Mainly the diffusers. You'll have a hard job finding so many diferent materials used on panels. Of course it is not only about the looks but also providing diferent fx acousticaly. The Jocavi brand is more expensive and towards a higher-end market. The ATP brand are less expensive panels but use more dense eps on the diffusers and thicker foam for the absorbers. You can mix the two though... Decide for yourself.