What an Echo report contains
Every report is a printable document you can hand to a client, a colleague or a supplier. Your own room's figures will be your own, so this page shows the shape of a report rather than the numbers in one.
The room as described
A recap of the room you entered, so anyone reading the report can see what it is based on.
Result
How much the room is predicted to echo, set against the target for that kind of room, with a plain-English reading of what it means.
Ways to reduce it
Practical routes to the same result, with the areas involved, so you can compare them side by side.
Reverberation by frequency band
A band-by-band view of how the room behaves, for people who want more than a single figure.
Method and standards
The recognised statistical method used and the standard the target comes from, named so a reader can follow it up.
Accuracy basis and limitations
What the prediction is based on and where it should not be leaned on.
An Echo report is an indicative design guide, not a guarantee. A measured survey is what confirms a result. The free demo works on three example rooms, and asks for your email first.