The Acoustic Shell for Orchestra is a scenic container made of special wood, formed of four modular surfaces which enclose the stage, which represents the fifth resounding surface.

The function of the Acoustic Shell is to maximize and optimize the sound produced inside of it, facilitate the reciprocal listening between the musicians and the conductor, at the same time appropriately conveying the music toward the audience.

The Acoustic Shell for Orchestra can be defined as an instrumental asset since, varying the configuration each time in relation to the stage, the hall and the orchestral body, its sound characteristics and performance is varied and refined.

A sort of musical instrument itself, in any case, constructed for the purpose of obtaining interaction between the surfaces which make it up and the sound waves and frequencies, taking advantage of the response/effect in the purest quality of the sound.

Previously we defined the Acoustic Shell for Orchestra as a true musical instrument. This attribution allows us to highlight the recording possibilities which it possesses and in fact, as such, once installed it is possible to draw out the sound waves with tangible precision.

The possibility of adjusting the Acoustic Shell during the Orchestra practice phase guarantees maximum quality of the acoustic response in any environment.