Understanding the sound directivity of the Cube

The Cube relies on ultra-directional sound technology, fundamentally different from conventional speakers. Understanding this principle helps optimize device placement and maximize its potential based on the installation environment.

A Focused Sound Beam

Unlike traditional speakers, which radiate sound in all directions, the Cube concentrates acoustic energy into a narrow, directed beam. The sound only propagates in the intended direction, creating a targeted transmission effect: only people in the designated area perceive the audio, without interference from adjacent zones.

Low Attenuation Over Distance

The sound intensity of a conventional speaker decreases significantly with distance. The Cube reduces this effect: sound intensity does not attenuate significantly over distance, extending the effective range of sound delivery.

Directivity and Coverage Angle

The Cube’s directivity is less than 15° at -15 dB. This significantly narrower beam compared to traditional speakers allows precise control of the coverage area and effectively addresses sound pollution issues.

Sound Source Localization

Thanks to its high directivity, the Cube enables precise localization of the sound source. Sound can travel in a straight line to the target or via reflection off surfaces, opening the possibility to create virtual sound sources.