GearWedge Acoustic Foam 32 sf - charcoal

high quality material, nice looking, good price. I have a corner desk and installed on 2 walls I face, about 3' up wall from desk height. Super improvement in audio quality on web conferences and podcast recordings.

Good for dispersion

Researched forever to find exactly what I was looking for. These were the right measurement for what I was wanting to achieve. They are a lil more unique looking than standard panels, and I feel like they are better quality/more dense than most panels at this price range and measurement. I sound treated my entire small bedroom/"studio" for around $200! Am including links and pics of the additional products I purchased to treat the room. :) Acoustic Foam Sound Absorption Pyramid Studio Treatment Wall Panel, 48" X 24" X 2" Acoustic Foam Bass Trap Studio Soundproofing Corner Wall 12" X 12" X 12" (4 PACK) NextTape Foam Adhesive Tabs

This product is mimimally effective at best. Also, it is very difficuly to attach to the surface of the wall.

I bought 3 boxes and Im very impressed! (I will be buyi another box shortly) They are inexpensive stylish and effective. I own custom bass traps and auralex foam and I cant see any difference between these and the auralex products except the price. I would definitely recommend mounting these with 3M command strips to avoid damaging your walls (Command strips are expensive but worth every penny)

Outstanding helped me step up my booth sound quality...

I was looking for something different to soundproof my room mix. something that looked smart and did a professional job. Amazon is my online shopping store ... here was that I came across these powerful tools for your own home studio. When I saw the picture underestimat it ... but something inside of me challenged to prove it. after i get satisfied and I can assure you they do an excellent job. Acoustic Foam GearWedge: congratulations. by Alex Domingo (audio master studio)

I could have gotten any acoustic foam but I chose this for the clean line design. I have a really small vocal booth (2x4 to be exact) and I need something that would give me the result I needed but also have a creative look. I first padded the walls with sound absorption rubber tiles then topped it with the foam and work amazingly, I love it, great product!