Wedge Style Acoustic Foam Panels 2 Pack - 12in x 12in x 3 Inch Thick Tiles - Soundproofing Acoustic Studio Foam - Yellow Color

My studio space is tiny. It’s literally a walk-in closet with my desk and equipment. Not ideal, but it’s all I have.I decided to start collecting acoustic treatment for when I move to a better space, and mounted them bc why not?I had no clue how much that room was coloring/ruining my mixes until I put up 3” wedges and 12x12x12 bass traps to tame early reflections.My studio has become a MUCH better environment for critical listening.The foam also ships full size. No compression. I’m not a patient person, so the ability to be done within an hour or two is really awesome.

High priced for what you get.2 little 12x12 sguares.not worth it .

Many of the acoustic products you see on Amazon come compressed and end up being thinner than advertised and flimsy. Not these. The foam is dense and they are every bit of 3" thick. The colors pop and these go up easily with double sided tape. Even being dense and thick they are not too heavy and each square is a consistent size, making design easy to accomplish. Highly recommended.

These wedges are expensive, and they are worth it. They feel really dense, and I can feel the space get quieter when I walk around them. Putting them around corners will do some good work to reduce flutter in your space.

I mean.. im not sure how to review this. Unless i go to my neighbors and listen to the music coming from my place. I'm not going to do that though. I honestly just got this to stop some bass vibrations. I have not set it up yet because i need to find some adhesive tape. I'm sure i will get the job done, it's just foam people nothing more nothing less.

Place it properly to get it working correctly. You may have to give it a try at different levels as it is related to how good your sub-woofer is, how low the frequency of sound is and how close you are to the wall (away is better). It is not going to change much if you are too close to the wall and playing loud at lowest frequency through a cheap sub-woofer. For most situations, it is fine for the money.

Works great! I used two of these panels to line a home recording project, just for extra padding on the back end. It worked great, really helped muffle the bass that I was dealing with. I would recommend these for anyone who has a problem with too much bass in their vocal recordings.

Bought one for behind each bookshelf speaker in one room - complaints about loud music have ceased from the other room.Good enough for me!