Detail 01
2-inch thickness
Absorbs high and upper-mid frequencies well. Bass passes through largely untouched, so boominess stays after installation.

Independent shopping perspective
Twelve 2-inch pyramid foam panels, 24 by 24 inches each — about 48 square feet of coverage for treating a small room or vocal space.

Strong match
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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 high and upper-mid frequencies well. Bass passes through largely untouched, so boominess stays after installation.
Detail 02
Roughly 48 square feet total. Enough for reflection points and a partial wall in a small room.
Detail 03
The sculpted face scatters some high end rather than absorbing it all, which keeps the room from going completely dead.
Detail 04
Light and easy to mount, but less absorptive per inch than dense mineral or fiberglass panels of the same thickness.
Detail 05
A visual choice, not an acoustic one. Worth checking against your room before ordering twelve of them.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
No. Acoustic foam absorbs reflections inside the room. Stopping sound from passing through walls requires mass and structural isolation, which foam does not provide.
About 48 square feet. In a small room that covers first reflection points on both sides, the front wall, and part of the ceiling.
Side-wall reflection points beside your listening position, then the ceiling above the desk, then the wall behind you.
Not much. It works from the low mids upward. Bass buildup needs thicker traps in the room corners.
Reference
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