Pro Studio Acoustics - Blue/Charcoal - 12"x12"x2" Acoustic Wedge Foam Absorption Soundproofing Tiles - 12 Pack

I have had my first batch of these panels in my home studio for over two years now. They provide excellent noise reduction, and the only difference between them and the new bundle I picked up is a "slight" color change in the blue panels. Between dust, light, humidity, etc. that is just normal wear. The integrity and functionality of the panels is identical. Also, the only reason I bought new panels is to cover some bare spots I left in my original layout that had 2" gaps for aesthetic purposes. A bit wiser and more experienced, I have decided to forego appearance and create maximum coverage and sound absorption.These foam panels cannot compare to the absorption of other, insanely more expensive, products. However, compared to the booths of other people's booths I have heard samples from these provide excellent sound reduction.

I see a few reviews talking about the foam having holes in it or not having the proper length but really, they're fantastic. Even just putting up half the pads I could immediately hear a different in the space. They also make for great decor for the space as well. And yes, if we're to nitpick, there are a few pads that have small holes in them but its foam, one hole isn't going to stop the panel from doing its job properly and if it does, its so minute that you'd have to try to find it. So truly, from the average consumer to those perusing the reviews, don't pay attention to the nitpicking, these are good quality panels.

We bought these for small phone rooms at my office. Prior to these foam squares, there would be a lot of echoing and voices would carry throughout the office despite the door to the room being closed. We mounted these squares on all four walls of the room and it has made a noticeable improvement. We used 64 squares in our small phone room (just shy of 6 packs). $350/ room sure beats $1,200+ to professionally insulate the room! We used spray adhesive to mount them. Two thumbs up!

I'm using these panels in a closet that contains a house DVR PC, a fiber mux, two PoE switches, a 54-port GigE switch, a whole-house DVR, multiple UPSs, and a 64 drives of NAS capacity (4 units). To say that the closet is loud would be an understatement, as it sounds like a symphony of hair dryers is going at all times. Closing the door isn't an option, for thermal reasons, so I thought I would try some foam.I bought 84 square feet of this foam and used T-pins to put it up. The foam dramatically reduces the high-frequency noise that would previously escape the room. The foam has a slightly chemical smell, but I really only notice since the I'm in a 35 square foot closet.

Worked great. Love the color

I bought these about 6 months ago and they were $20 cheaper.The quality of these sound absorption tiles is not so bad. However, I was a little hesitant to purchase 12 pieces of foam for a steep price of $59.99. Nevertheless, based on good reviews, I purchased them. Overall, I was content over my purchase. I was going to buy more, but I am disappointed to seem them marked up to $79.99. They were worth the price when it was cheaper.

A little expensive compared to other brands, bit these aren't vacuum packed so don't have to wait or hope they fill out. Also chose these, even though more premium price because I wanted to make sure I didn't get some recycled or smelly foam wedges. Works well for spots you don't want to waste aftermarket acoustic panels or have to cut up some owens corning 703/705 to get the corners or unusual spots.

Bought these for my husband and he loves him . Priced better than Guitar center and more durable. Get these !!