Arrowzoom12 Convoluted Egg Crate Acoustic Foam Panels Sound Absorbing Acoustical Treatment Wall Tiles Fire Retardant 25x25x3cm Black Red 500-8000hz Recording Studio Walls Padding Echo Removal 1052

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Acoustic Foam Panels for Studio Sound AbsorptionRating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐Review:I recently purchased the Arrowzoom 12 Convoluted Egg Crate Acoustic Foam Panels, and I am thoroughly impressed with their performance and quality. These panels have proven to be an excellent addition to my recording studio, providing exceptional sound absorption and enhancing the overall acoustics of the space.Firstly, the build quality of these foam panels is top-notch. The material feels sturdy, and the precise convoluted design ensures optimal sound dispersion and absorption. The panels are also fire retardant, providing an added level of safety and peace of mind.Installation was a breeze. The 25x25x3cm size is convenient and easy to handle, allowing for flexible placement on walls or other surfaces. I appreciated the black and red color combination, which added a touch of style to my studio.In terms of performance, these panels exceeded my expectations. They effectively absorb sound across the frequency range of 500-8000hz, noticeably reducing echoes and reverberation. The result is a cleaner and more professional sound recording environment, allowing me to capture crisp vocals and instruments with improved clarity.What sets these panels apart is their versatility. Not only are they ideal for recording studios, but they can also be used in home theaters, offices, or any space in need of acoustic treatment. The Arrowzoom panels are effective in taming unwanted reflections and creating a more balanced and pleasant listening experience.Overall, I highly recommend the Arrowzoom 12 Convoluted Egg Crate Acoustic Foam Panels to anyone seeking quality sound absorption and acoustic treatment. They are durable, easy to install, and deliver exceptional performance. With these panels, you can transform your space into a professional recording environment or enhance the audio experience in any room.

Great product, it was my fault to misread the size info as it was smaller then I expected, however that just means I need to buy more of it. The foam is of good quality, no rips or damage when packaged. Does need 24-36 hrs to fully decompress, since they package it so tightly.Good sound absorption when positioned correctly to your room or area. I have some facing me behind the microphone and some behind me of where I sit.Would have liked to see some double sided tape to be included as I needed to buy my own, which is not a big deal. Just make sure to get solid tape like 3M, the foam is light but without good tape they will fall.Again great product and does what it is designed to do, but misread the sizing (my fault) and just needed more. Will buy some in the near future, as budget is tight :)Can't go wrong if you're looking for good sound absorption panels which you can stick to walls and make your own design with.

I’m one of those bad people who can’t be bothered to follow directions, so I never soaked them. But in spite of my wantan disregard for rules, they work great. I wanted to make a soundproof box so I could do voice recordings for a podcast that didn’t get all the ambient noise my Blue Yeti can get. I used a tote bin and lined it like the guy on the YouTube video did, then tested the mic. Sure enough, while I was recording a podcast, my husband went outside my office window and ran a leaf blower and lawn mower followed by - not kidding - the neighbor kid running his motorcycle. (Hate to sound ungrateful but timing, dude!) After I was done recording, I listened to the audio, fully convinced that I’d have to re-record it. Instead, it didn’t pick up a single motor or engine. Bless my soul, it worked like a charm and believe me: it was tested!Make sure you buy the roll of double-sided tape or spray adhesive. It says it will come with some. It doesn’t. And if it did, you’d still want more.

I've used acoustic foam and egg crate foam in the past, and this is not the typical density. I found them very thin and light weight. Not bad enough to return them, and the pictures in the add make them look better than they actually are. But they were way less money, so i guess you get what you pay for. 3 stars

It helps with trapping lots of sounds. Now I play games quite a bit and I usually am screaming in horror or raging... but it blocks out quite a lot of the sounds so I don’t bother my other friends.