12 Pack Acoustic Panels 1 X 12 X 12 Inches - Acoustic Foam - Studio Foam Wedges - High Density Panels - Soundproof Wedges - Charcoal

These are the foams you should buy and install if you are a streamer or podcaster, rather than play an You may need thicker, higher quality panels to absorb more sound in a louder environment. I stream games and chat on them pretty well when I do what I do. For my studio apartment, I have enough panels for the other side of the wall, which is 22 more panels than those in the photos. It should be just fine for anyone to have 52 in their life. They are a great value for the price and the quality that they offer.

Margot Bowman

| Oct 02, 2020

Pieces of foam aren't very dense, they're thin and thin. There's no need to worry about this blocking out too much noise. The problem is if you use them like in my case, they won't work. My TV has the back of it to the wall that divides my room from my brother's. Since he was able to hear the TV through the wall, he was annoyed when I watched TV late at night. I found these to be very helpful. It may not be 100% effective to completely keep him out but I found a number that makes it difficult for him to hear. This solution can also be used if you're playing games or streaming and there's a faint echo You might be able to use these to help I agree that sticking to the wall is a bad idea. Attaching them to the wall can be done with double stick tape, command strips, or tacks. The following T worked for me A pin. This is the kind that's used to sew. If you take them down, they will disappear into the foam and will not leave any marks. It is important to use at least four pins on the corners of the paper to ensure that they stay flat against a wall when you use these. The first time I placed them, I only put two in the middle of the top and middle of the They worked initially, but gradually began to move out of place, causing the corners to pop As soon as that happens, I'll be adding more to the thread. Don't let this happen by taking the extra time to put in a couple extra minutes now to make sure it doesn't happen in the future. The rest I can say is pretty much a waste of time. To let them uncompress, you don't have to wait for the full 24 hours. It only took a little more than an hour to finish the job.

Mazikeen Strong

| Nov 03, 2020

My command strips enabled me to attach them to my wall, so they certainly were a good investment. I screamed in awe at the top of my lungs when we first hung them up and my wife could barely hear me as she stood in another room.

Deborah Steele

| Dec 28, 2020

It's all right. The first thing I need to say is that these aren't top studio quality acoustical panels, those will set you back much more. In spite of that, you have gotten a decent deal for the price and the quantity. It looks like some reviews may say these didn't expand or came defective. I have bought this product twice and can confirm that a few of the panels do come thinner, however, of the 2 times I bought this, only one batch had defective panels, and of them, only 4 were defective. far as the foam not growing to its proper size is concerned, I did not have any problems. As for the foam thickness and the width of the wedge, I measured it and the 3cm from the base of the foam to the top of the wedge is 1 inch, as advertised (please keep in mind that I am not including defective units, since they aren't even 1 cm Also, the panels aren't all the same size, although the majority do reach 31cm each on either side, which is the equivalent of 12 inches. Firstly, any double sided adhesive tape or command strips will not adhere to this surface. It is possible to stick them to the wall quite well, but the foam is too porous, so they'll come off really quickly, let's say in 10 minutes. The panels must be on the wall for at least 15 minutes after they are attached. I recommend using a heavy duty structural adhesive, such as DynaGrip (I tried several brands, and even though they mostly work the same, this one is a bit more durable), which comes in a squeeze tube and in an adhesive that needs a pump gun. The glue is added in dollops, about one at a time. Foam can be adhered to a wall by using a sticky adhesive and sticking it with your finger, or by using a stick, or by using a paint knife, etc. Just press the panel on each of the zones in which you put glue (for a short time, just give each zone a quick press, do it twice if you want to be extra Even metal will adhere to the adhesive. It can be used on cement, wood, or drywall. In fact, it will even work if you want to attach your panels to the roof. Just make sure you give your roof panels a good squeeze before drying, so gravity will not cause the panels to tear off. You can use this kit to build a home studio or even just fix a poorly sounding room. If you can find it, it's a great deal that won't break the The sounds are actually a result of them. It is important to understand that these devices will NOT soundproof your room, rather, they will simply reduce the echo you can hear inside. You may want to consider carpets, rugs, and corner bass absorbers to complete the look of these panels. The first photo is of my panel individually, the second is of how it looks mounted on the wall, the third is the defective units, the fourth is a measure of the thickness of the foam, and the fifth shows how I applied the adhesive for any reader who needs assistance. Additionally, these panels have already been on my walls and roof for 4 weeks now, and they are still holding up very well.
Four out of five stars. The missing star is caused by the defect of the unit.

Baylor Mendez

| May 28, 2021

It smells like burnt rubber and formaldehyde - it tastes like rubber and formaldehyde - but not really. Irritating to the point of insufferability. Even when they are placed in a circulating charcoal air scrubber for 3 days once opened up in a closet, the problem remains. Do not waste your time by buying this garbage.

Briar Winters

| Oct 31, 2020

Affordable was one of the things I liked about these. Their presence appears to be alleviating the "deaden" sound I hear in my wood - Installing panels in an office is the most challenging part - Certainly not a defect of the product.

Langston Carr

| Dec 07, 2020

There is no benefit to the sound from these panels. There is no purpose to them other than aesthetics. There is very poor quality in this product. If you want to make your room look cool, there is no need to spend this much money. You can use the acoustic foam to quiet the room. Shop elsewhere and spend more money if you want quality.

Vada Sexton

| Jan 21, 2021

was too big so I was a bit disappointed, but I cut it to fit, so it wasn't as big of a Only reason I did not give it a 5 star was that they were not their advertised size and the smell out of the wrap is a bit weird. Other than that, they are a great product and worth It absorbs a lot of noise and I can hear faint noises outside. When I put it on my door and window, I can hear faint noises outside. The adhesive on it didn't work, but I was able to attach it to the surface with double-sided tape. All in all, this is an excellent value for the money and I would recommend purchasing it if you are looking for a cheap acoustic panel.

Nadia Rose

| Feb 16, 2021