Detail 01
2 inches thick
Absorbs mids and highs well; low frequencies pass largely untouched. Corner traps handle what this can't.

Independent shopping perspective
Twelve 2'x2' burgundy foam wedge panels, 2" thick, covering 48 sq. ft. For treating first reflections in a home studio or practice room.

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What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.
Detail 01
Absorbs mids and highs well; low frequencies pass largely untouched. Corner traps handle what this can't.
Detail 02
Enough for reflection points and a partial rear wall in a small room, not full coverage.
Detail 03
Small enough to space out in a checkerboard, which stretches coverage over more wall area.
Detail 04
The angled surface increases exposed area versus flat foam, spreading absorption across a wider band.
Detail 05
A deep red. Shows dust less than pale foam but reads strongly on camera in a small room.
Detail 06
Needs 1 can of FoamTak or 2 tubes of Tubetak per box. Order it with the panels.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
48 square feet total. In practice that's your two side-wall reflection points, a spot behind the speakers, and part of the rear wall.
No. Foam treats reflections inside the room. Blocking sound transmission requires mass and sealed construction, which is a different job entirely.
Yes, sold separately. Auralex specifies one can of FoamTak spray or two tubes of Tubetak per 12-panel box.
2" handles mids and highs, which covers most flutter echo and harshness. If low-end buildup is your main complaint, add corner bass traps rather than thicker wall foam.
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