Don't Just Hear the Sound. Feel It.

Vibroacoustic Therapy, or VAT, combines sound with low-frequency vibration.

Instead of only hearing audio, low-frequency sound is transmitted through a specially equipped surface so that vibration can also be physically felt by the body.

At Scape, VAT is delivered through an Oakworks Curva lounger equipped with the SoVi vibroacoustic system.

You'll hear audio while simultaneously feeling gentle vibration through the lounger.

The experience can vary based on the audio and frequencies being played, but many people describe it as an immersive combination of sound and physical vibration.

You simply lie back and experience it.

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Music may be part of the experience, but the major difference is that the SoVi system transforms elements of the audio into physical vibration.

So you're not only hearing sound.

You're feeling it.

Vibroacoustic Therapy generally uses low-frequency sound.

Scape currently describes its Vibroacoustic Therapy experience as using audio frequencies in approximately the 30–120 Hz range.

Scape uses an Oakworks Curva lounger equipped with a SoVi system.

The SoVi system has eight vibration elements embedded within the lounger—four in the backrest and four in the leg section—along with integrated stereo speakers.

The embedded vibration elements allow low-frequency audio to be physically transmitted through different areas of the lounger.

This helps create a more immersive full-body experience rather than relying on a single vibration point.

The SoVi system contains built-in stereo speakers, so the experience can be delivered without requiring headphones.

The SoVi system can support a variety of audio experiences, including music, guided meditation, relaxation audio, binaural-beat content and sound designed specifically for vibroacoustic experiences.

Zero gravity refers to a supported reclined position designed to distribute the body's weight along the lounger.

At Scape, the Curva lounger allows you to experience Vibroacoustic Therapy while comfortably reclined.

Research has explored Vibroacoustic Therapy and low-frequency sound stimulation for areas such as relaxation, stress management, well-being and pain.

Some studies have reported promising findings, particularly around relaxation and stress response.

However, research remains limited and continues to evolve, so Vibroacoustic Therapy should not be presented as a proven treatment for medical or mental-health conditions.

Vibroacoustic stimulation has been studied for its potential role in stress management and relaxation.

A small randomized study found physiological changes associated with stress response following low-frequency sound vibration, but researchers have also emphasized that more research is needed.

Vibroacoustic Therapy should not be promoted as a treatment for anxiety, depression, PTSD or another mental-health condition.

Research continues into its potential wellness applications, but it is best considered a complementary relaxation experience rather than a substitute for professional mental-health care.

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Your complimentary introductory session does not require a membership or credit card.

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Scape's current complimentary introductory offer allows you to bring a guest.

Your complimentary wellness experience is 90 minutes.

Approximately 20–30 minutes are used for orientation before you explore Vibroacoustic Therapy and the other available technologies.

Scape recommends allowing approximately two hours from arrival through completion.

Vibroacoustic Therapy is generally considered non-invasive, but vibration and sound may not be appropriate for everyone.

People with certain medical conditions—including epilepsy, cardiovascular conditions or sensitivity to vibration or sound—should consult a healthcare professional before participating.

If you are pregnant, have an implanted medical device, have a significant medical condition or aren't sure whether Vibroacoustic Therapy is appropriate for you, speak with your healthcare provider first.