Question 1

How many units do I need for a room, and what acoustic benefit do I get from using more?

Accepted Answer

Just one unit is enough to hear an improvement in the room — better dynamics, less noise, and a more relaxed sound.
 With multiple units, you get:
 • Better control of the full frequency spectrum
 • Sound appearing to come from the entire space, not just directly from the speakers
 • Fuller, more voluminous vocals
 • Better layering and sense of spaciousness
 • Significantly reduced noise
 • Much cleaner low frequencies

Question 2

Can improvements be heard even in untreated spaces, or does the room need to be acoustically treated using standard methods first, and then fine-tuned with Quisco?

Accepted Answer

The room does not need to be treated with absorbers or diffusers in order to hear the improvement. Quisco works even in untreated environments.

Question 3

What is the best position for the Quisco?

Accepted Answer

The starting position is ideally between the speakers, at a height slightly below the midrange driver.
 To get the maximum effect, try adjusting slightly higher or lower. You can move it toward the back of the shelf or toward the front edge — each movement will result in a noticeable difference.
If using multiple units:
 • Place 2 units behind the listening position, to the left and right, at a height slightly above the listener's head.
 More detailed placement instructions are provided in the usage guide.

Question 4

How many units are ideal for room treatment, and what room size are they intended for?

Accepted Answer

Based on experience, the ideal starting point is 3 units:
 • 1 in the front between the speakers
 • 2 behind the seating area
With just 3 units, you will hear a difference in both 15m² and 100m² spaces.
 Larger spaces may require more units — it depends on the room shape.
For tailored advice, contact our team — we’ll help you determine the ideal number and positions.
Our general recommendation: 5 units
 • 2 behind the seating area
 • 2 midway into the room at a height above the listener’s head
 • 1 between the speakers

Question 5

What kind of surface should the Quisco be placed on?

Accepted Answer

Quisco can be placed on any surface, except:
 • Avoid placing it near heaters or heat sources
 • Ideally place it on a floating support, similar to those used under audio devices instead of rigid feet
 • Avoid surfaces with strong vibrations
Other surfaces like shelves, books, etc., are suitable.

Question 6

Do positions need to be adjusted if devices or cables are changed, since they also affect the sound?

Accepted Answer

Positions generally don’t need to be changed.
 Only in rare cases would repositioning be necessary, and usually only to adjust the height — slightly higher or lower.
 Sometimes a small shift of just a few centimeters is enough because we’re treating the room, not the devices themselves.

Question 7

Can I combine Quisco with similar products? I already have some smaller resonators in my space.

Accepted Answer

Yes, you can combine Quisco with other products.
 Just pay attention to positioning — different resonators made from different materials might not always complement each other, and could degrade sound quality.
 However, with proper placement or spacing, you can achieve excellent results.

Question 8

Is it possible to overdo it with too many units and get a negative effect?

Accepted Answer

Yes, just like with anything else — too much can be a problem.
 Quisco has strong energy, and if you use more units than needed or place them too close to each other, it can lead to excessive energy in the room.
The best approach is to contact us — send us some photos of your space, and we’ll give you tailored advice on:
 • The ideal number of units
 • Their placement

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