Optimized for corner mounting, this 2-pack or metallic copper Vicoustic Super Bass Extreme Ultra VMT features a gray front, and it is designed to provide effective low-frequency absorption between 60 to 125 Hz, delivering maximum effectiveness between 75 and 100 Hz. The VMT front provides sufficient mid-high frequency absorption to control corner reflections. When porous materials such as foam are applied to corners or walls, they become less efficient in dealing with low frequencies, because the particle velocity or air movement associated with long wavelengths is low. However, the sound pressure is at its maximum and Super Bass Extreme's internal membrane transforms these high-pressure fluctuations into air motion. The membrane sympathetically vibrates over a 75 to 100 Hz frequency range, causing the air to pass through a layer of high-density foam that absorbs the low frequencies. Super Bass Extreme Ultra is highly recommended for smaller rooms with low-frequency issues. The panel can be used in different corner positions and its modular structure allows further units to be added as required.

Effective Low-Frequency Absorption

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. I see that the this monopod can tilt side-to-side. My question: Can it also swivel left to right as one can do with a monopod without the stabilizing foot?

A: The monopod can swivel on the ball.

Q: 2. If this bracket is on the camera, can the FTZ be used? The other answers make this unclear. I have no interest in attaching the L-bracket to the FTZ.

A: The bracket will impede the use of the adapter.

Q: 3. Will it work with my Canon M50 and allow access to the battery and memory card slot?

A: The 3 Legged Thing Lexie Universal Multifunction L-Bracket is compatible with the Canon M50. The battery door is very close to the tripod socket in that camera, therefore you will probably need to remove the bracket to change battery or memory card, but unfortunately we have not had a chance to test it on that camera yet.

Q: 4. I see that this is a really strong monopod being rated for 66lb - does this seem like it would work for a handheld boom in a pinch?

A: Yes, the 3 Legged Thing Trent Magnesium Alloy Monopod with DOCZ Foot Stabilizer, could be used as a "handheld boom" The weight and size of the device connected to the end of the monopod, is definitely a factor. The weight capacity of 66 is based on the tripod standing, when the monopod is used as a boom, the weight capacity can be different.

Q: 5. Will it work with my Nikon D7500 and D780?

A: Yes, the 3 Legged Thing Lexie Universal Multifunction L-Bracket (Copper) will work well with Nikon cameras.

Q: 6. Does the ball lock into place only perpendicular to the shaft, or does it lock at a selectable angle?

A: The lock for the 3 Legged Thing Trent Magnesium Alloy Monopod with DOCZ Foot Stabilizer is only for straight upright.

Q: 7. What is the length each foot?

A: The length of a single leg of the 3 Legged Thing DOCZ Foot Stabilizer is 6 (15.24 cm), and the diameter of the stabilizer's footprint is 11.8 (30 cm).

Q: 8. Can the FTZ be used if the L-Bracket is already attached to the camera? I have no interest in attaching the L-bracket to the FTZ. The two answers provided make this very confusing.

A: Now that Nikon release an alternate style/second generation adapter, the FTZ-II should work just fine with this as there is no longer a 1/4" mounting thread on the FTZ-II adapter.

Q: 9. Is the Three leg support included or a separate purchase?

A: The stabilizer is considered a separate purchase Please review the following item 3 Legged Thing DocZ2 Foot Stabilizer for Monopods (Gray/Black) BH #3LDOCZ2 • MFR #DOCZ2 https://bhpho.to/3nWle3H

Q: 10. What is the total weight with DOCZ foot? Can you list it in specs?

A: Hi Viado, Trent Monopod Weight with Docz 1.13 kg / 2.5 lbs.