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SOUND POLIGON - Transportable sound studio for prison use 1. Sound proof pannels 2. Wall for difgerent presentation use 1 3. Studio structure 6 2 5 3 4 4. Materials 5. Specifjc sizes Hight of the wall allows the prison camera to see the

SOUND POLIGON - Transportable sound studio for prison use 1. Sound proof pannels 2. Wall for difgerent presentation use 1 3. Studio structure 6 2 5 3 4
4. Materials 5. Specifjc sizes Hight of the wall allows the prison camera to see the faces when they are asked to stand up (height of the wall 150 cm)
6. Multiple usage Usage of Chalkboard magnetic wall allows interaction of prison users Scenography background
Easy way of connecting the pannels together

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