Echo-Hemp Acoustic Panel 12"x48"x1.5"
$199.99
The Echo-Hemp acoustic panels absorbs sound reflections with a hemp acoustic wool.
It is effective from low-mids to very high frequencies.
Uses: Absorbing noise in an office, conference room, living room or kitchen.
Improving sound quality in a music studio, a HiFi listening room or a home theater.
Made with biosourced hemp absorbing material, recycled polyester fabric and white pine.
Enterily made in Canada with ecological and safe materials.
HOW TO DETERMINE HOW MANY PANELS I NEED AND WHICH TYPE TO CHOOSE
Noisy office with echo
The acoustic panels can absorb noise and echo in a room. Generally, noise is caused by a room with hard materials (concrete, glass, or tiles) and high ceilings.
Hanging Studio Solution acoustic panels will reduce the time it takes for the sound to stop and provide a sense of acoustic privacy. A single office requires approximately 6 acoustic panels, a conference room 12, and an open-plan office 24.
Request a quote if you want one of our experts to calculate the number of panels required for your needs and suggest a plan.
Music Studio
Acoustic treatment is what distinguishes an amateur studio from a professional one. We offer all the necessary products to take your studio to the next level.
Start by absorbing the initial reflections from your speakers or the instrument you want to record with3" acoustic panels. If your room is small, Bass Traps will be better suited as they can help disperse low frequencies.
The Super Chunks can be installed in the corners and can eliminate issues with the buildup of low frequencies and standing waves.
Lastly, Quadratic Diffusers can improve stereo imaging and enhance high frequencies by eliminating resonances.
Audiophile listening room
Studio Solution offers high-performance acoustic panels perfect for audiophile listening rooms.
Start by absorbing the initial reflections from your speakers or the instrument you want to record with acoustic panels to only retain direct sound.
Place Bass Traps or Super Chunks behind your speakers to absorb low frequencies.
Lastly, position Quadratic Diffusers behind and on the sides to improve stereo imaging and enhance high frequencies.
Podcast studio
If you have a podcast studio, you need to eliminate echo to make the recorded voice easy for listeners to understand.
Use acoustic panels to absorb sound in the room. Their effect will be optimal if they are positioned close to the speakers.
If your room is small, you can use Bass Traps or Super Chunks to absorb get rid of resonances and standing waves.
We recommend covering 15 to 20% of your room's area with acoustic panels for optimal results.
