JBER 12 Pack Acoustic Foam Panels, 1" X 12" X 12" Sound Proof Foam Panels for Walls, High Desnsity Studio Soundproofing Wedges - Fire Resistant & Noise Absorbing for Studio, Office, Home (Black)

I needed to record some audio and get rid of some of the reverb in the room, try to insulate and block out external noise, while assisting with the acoustics of the room. These panels are really thin. There was no noise reduction or sound insulation. It did help with the acoustics and reduced the reverb. This is a very good and effective product, for someone on a budget. If you're looking sound treat a room, and really reduce the external noise, you will need to get thicker panels. These helped the audio quality of my recordings, so I will definitely recommend it to anyone.

These are great but keep in mind they are not pro grade. I used these for my vocal booth to deaden the sound and they worked perfectly. If you are actually trying to treat a studio room for mixing professionally you may be disappointed. I would recommend these for things like rehearsal rooms and spaces where you don’t want reverb. If you just want something simple to soften reverb these work.

This is my first time buying something like this but I didn't exit to be so lightweight. I mean it feels very cheap but it is made out of cheap foam. For some reason it droops so when I have one under the top, the top of the bottom square will droop and I can see the wall in the middle

2 years ago I purchased foam tiles and sound pads for my home studio and they were THICK, very difficult to adhere to the wall (had to use sewing pins, which ended up working incredibly well vs. the tape that ripped the paint off and couldn't hold the foam tiles), and have proven to be exceptional in sound quality. Purchasing these I guess I thought I would save some money and just buy a quick packet of cheaper ones. I got what I paid for. They are small, flimsy, cheap, came shrink wrapped so small I didn't even know what they were until I cut open the packaging and peeled them apart...now they are permanently smashed from the shrink wrapping. These aren't anything like the old ones I bought, that were thick and expensive. I didn't return them because the room I have didn't need the extra thick sound tiles, and I will put these on the ceiling only to catch some reverb issues. But I wouldn't buy these again. You get what you pay for with sound foam tiles!

Los tengo hace muchos años ya, y en mi caso personal, han funcionado a la perfeccion. No los he despegado de la pared, y su instalacion fue una delicia. Aunque hay que ser claros, estos paneles no te daran el resultado de unos paneles profesionales, pero sin lugar a dudas haran una gran diferencia en tu estudio. Lo ideal siempre sera enviar hacer unos paneles profesionales a medida segun las condiciones de tu estudio, pero para mientras, o sino tienes muchas exigencias, estos paneles por el precio seran de muchisima ayuda, y mas si tu estudio es pequeño.

Initially they were thin like pancakes. I was very upset about it. But once I let them sit overnight they plumped up..idk that they are quality at all. They are basically cotton candy. I have bought them before from other vendors and they sell dense firm foam. This was me going cheap. I got what I paid for.

Soundproofing itself works alright. Impossible to set up! They all end up uneven and then rip when you try to adjust them. They don’t have adhesive so it’s nearly impossible to put them up. They won’t stick to anything like tape or glue. Not the best product.

I got some adhesive soundproof foam pads a while back and ended up not having enough to cover the section I needed. I went to amazon to find this amazing deal on these adhesive-free foam pads. I knew I would need some double sided tape to put them up but that was cheaper together than it would’ve been to get the adhesive ones. Upon opening, they were already pretty fluffy. I do recommend leaving them out to air dry after soaking a lil longer than it calls for. They are thick, dark, durable but sturdy, and also very high-quality. I couldn’t have made a better decision! 8/10

Good sound absorbing properties for a acoustic foam of only 1” thickness. I used spray contact cement as these do not have adhesive backing. I used this product inside my speakers. Huge difference. Very good in absorbing reflections.

Le descriptif est trompeur. Les panneaux font 31.3cm au carré. Au total cela représente 1.18m², et non pas 4.46m². C'est le 1/4 de ce qu'on m'a vendu. Question qualité : je suis septique. C'est une mousse très molle. Certes, c'est fait pour amortir et absorber les vibrations de l'air. A voir

Very handy to reduce noice of some machines.

Les panneaux sont très compactés quand on les reçois. Il faut les mettre dans l’eau pour qu’ils prennent leur forme et deviennent plus épais. Une fois secs, on peut les poser sans problème.

Bad quality. I wished it has double sided tape