Logitech Inc. Headquarters anechoic chamber with MMT Acoustix wedges

R&D & Testing Facility / USA

Logitech Inc. Headquarters Anechoic Chamber Acoustic Engineering

  • ClientLogitech Inc. Headquarters
  • LocationCalifornia, USA
  • SectorR&D & Testing Facility

Engineering Silence for a Global Audio Brand

Logitech Inc., a global leader in audio and peripherals, required a precision-engineered anechoic chamber at its headquarters in California, USA. The facility is used for advanced R&D testing of headphones, microphones, speakers and communication devices where even minor reflections can affect results.

MMT Acoustix supplied high-performance, fire-rated anechoic foam wedges designed to create a fully sound-still, echo-free environment. Across approximately 289 m² of chamber surface area, our wedges help Logitech engineers perform repeatable, high-accuracy acoustic measurements that directly influence global product development.

Application
Full-size anechoic chamber for audio R&D and product testing.
Coverage Area
Approx. 289 m² of walls and ceiling treated with wedges.
Key Acoustic Components
  • Anechoic foam wedges – 200 × 200 × 750 mm profile.
  • Density: 38 kg/m³ for balanced wide-band absorption.
  • Fire rating: HF1, UL94 – suitable for international lab environments.
  • Precision manufacturing for consistent wedge geometry across the chamber.
Focus
Audio R&D / Anechoic Chamber / HF1 / UL94 Rated

01 / The brief

Creating a True Anechoic Environment for Critical Measurements

For Logitech, the anechoic chamber is a core asset in the development cycle of high-performance audio products. The acoustic demands go far beyond typical treatment:

Logitech anechoic chamber lined with MMT Acoustix anechoic wedges
  • Zero-reflection requirement

    The space needed to behave as a free field, with virtually no measurable echo.

  • Wide-band absorption

    High absorption from speech and music frequencies through to higher test bands.

  • Strict fire performance

    Materials had to meet HF1 / UL94 fire rating requirements for R&D facilities.

  • Dimensional precision

    Consistent wedge size and density to maintain accurate, predictable acoustic performance.

02 / The approach

High-Density, Fire-Rated Anechoic Wedges for Absolute Control

Deliver a fully controlled, echo-free acoustic field that meets international standards for product measurement, supporting Logitech’s internal testing protocols and certification needs.

  • 01

    Acoustic Design Input

    • Interpreted Logitech’s internal acoustic criteria and chamber design parameters.
    • Recommended wedge size and density to achieve the desired cutoff frequency and decay time.
    • Ensured the foam formulation met international lab and building code expectations.
  • 02

    Engineered Wedge Geometry

    • Manufactured wedges in 200 × 200 × 750 mm format for deep penetration and efficient absorption.
    • Maintained 38 kg/m³ density to balance structural integrity with high absorption.
    • Optimised geometry to minimise reflections and prevent standing wave build-up inside the chamber.
  • 03

    Fire & QC Certification

    • Foam produced to meet HF1 / UL94 fire safety requirements.
    • Batch-level checks for density, dimension and surface quality across all wedges.
    • Coordinated packing and dispatch to support global shipment to California.

03 / Products and Performance

Anechoic Wedges Tailored for World-Class Audio Testing

  • Anechoic Foam Wedges

    Polyurethane foam wedges designed specifically for anechoic use, with deep profiles that provide strong attenuation over a wide frequency range.

  • Size & Density

    Wedge size of 200 × 200 × 750 mm and a density of 38 kg/m³, carefully chosen to achieve the target anechoic performance in a full-scale chamber.

  • Fire-Rated Formulation

    HF1 and UL94 compliance make the foam suitable for use in international R&D facilities where safety compliance is mandatory alongside acoustic performance.

  • Chamber Integration

    Wedges were installed across the full wall and ceiling surfaces, creating a uniform acoustic field and enabling Logitech to conduct precise product measurements and calibration.

04 / Outcome

A Silent Room for Global Audio Innovation

  • True Anechoic Behaviour

    The completed chamber exhibits near-zero internal reflections, providing the quiet, neutral acoustic environment required for advanced audio testing and calibration.

  • Reliable Product Measurement

    Logitech’s engineering teams can now perform repeatable, high-precision measurements on microphones, headphones and speakers that will be used by customers worldwide.

  • Safety & Compliance Achieved

    HF1 / UL94 compliant materials ensure the chamber meets internal safety protocols and external certification expectations for an R&D environment.

What made it work

High-Precision Acoustics for a Global Technology Leader

  • Engineered and supplied fire-rated anechoic wedges for a large-scale chamber at Logitech headquarters.
  • Approx. 289 m² of wall and ceiling area treated for true anechoic behaviour.
  • 38 kg/m³ density and HF1 / UL94 compliance for a balance of performance, safety and durability.
  • Supported Logitech’s objective of creating a reference testing environment for future generations of audio products.
Logitech Inc. Headquarters: project at a glance
ClientLogitech Inc. Headquarters
LocationCalifornia, USA
ApplicationFull-size anechoic chamber for audio R&D and product testing.
Coverage AreaApprox. 289 m² of walls and ceiling treated with wedges.
Key Acoustic ComponentsAnechoic foam wedges – 200 × 200 × 750 mm profile.; Density: 38 kg/m³ for balanced wide-band absorption.; Fire rating: HF1, UL94 – suitable for international lab environments.; Precision manufacturing for consistent wedge geometry across the chamber.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What was built for Logitech in California?

A full-size anechoic chamber for audio R&D and product testing, with approximately 289 m2 of wall and ceiling treated with anechoic foam wedges at a 200 x 200 x 750 mm profile and 38 kg/m3 density, fire rated to HF1 and UL 94.

Why does an audio company need an anechoic chamber?

Because measuring a headphone, microphone or speaker requires that the room contribute nothing. Any reflection is added to the measurement, so the device under test cannot be characterised. Free-field conditions are what make the results repeatable and comparable to published standards.

What NRC do the anechoic wedges achieve?

NRC 1.0 to ASTM C423, effectively complete absorption across the tested band. Wedge geometry gives a gradual impedance transition so sound enters the wedge rather than reflecting off its face.

Why does wedge density matter?

Density sets how efficiently the foam converts sound energy to heat across the band. At 38 kg/m3 the wedge is tuned for balanced wide-band absorption rather than optimised at one end, which suits a chamber used for a range of audio products rather than a single test.

Does MMT Acoustix supply anechoic chambers internationally?

Yes. This chamber was delivered to a US headquarters, and MMTPL supplies laboratory and R&D facilities across 25+ export markets with fire ratings and test documentation to the standards the local specification names.

Who manufactured the anechoic wedges for Logitech?

MMTPL (Mahabir Multi Tech Private Limited) manufactures the full range at its Palwal plant in Haryana, India, and supplies architects, consultants and turnkey contractors in India and 25+ export markets.