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Bass traps are vital for almost every room. Bass traps effectively absorb low end build up and help with room modes. These can be installed in vertical corners, in horizontal corners and tri-corners. The only way to gain control over low end frequencies is with the installation of effective low frequency absorbers such as these...
Acoustic tiles will make up the most coverage in a studio. Acoustic tiles will absorb for the mid band frequencies upwards and will help to combat acoustic problems such as slap echo, flutter echo, reflection, standing waves etc. The thicker the tile the lower the frequency they can absorb to and the more effective they are along a wider range...
These tiles are designed to be used along with a suspended ceiling grid. These tiles simply drop in the ceiling grid for easy installation of acoustic ceiling tiles. These tiles will help you to easily 'tune' your room and help reduce harmful reflections from the ceiling to give you heightened response in your studio, control room or rehearsal room...
Massively increase the absorption coeffecient of your carpet or standard floor tiles with the installation of these acoustic floor tiles. They will assist with reducing airbourne noise from below and also help with reducing impact noise. The floor tiles are made from high load bearing foam, they are even be suitable for high traffic areas...
Our acoustic tile kits offer the best value. Ranging from bass traps kits to acoustic tile kits to complete starter kits we are sure you will find a kit in this list that will be suitable and a solution for your problem. If you are looking for good savings and have rooms to treat from scratch then this is the best place to start looking...
If your need is to soundproof a room then you will need more than acoustic tiles. You will need to increase the mass in the walls. This is done with the installation of dense acoustic barrier membrane and high density Rockwool. We stock Xetal 8000 Acoustic Barrier membrane and Rockwool Flexi-Slab for cost effective and optimum room isolation...
Whether you have a drum kit, gig equipment or a set of monitors sat on your mixing desk you need isolation products. You need to decouple the monitors from the room get get the best response from them. Sit your drum kit on an isolated platform and you will reduce the vibrations travelling up the walls and through the ceiling...
When installing the acoustic treatment yourself you need installation tools that you know you can rely on and contact adhesive that will stand the test it time as opposed to falling down every night. Make good use of our tried and tested products including our high bond adhesive to ensure you get a professional looking installation that sound the business too...
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Acoustic foam is vital for any room in which music is to be recorded, rehearsed, mixed or edited. In a control room the room has to be free of distortion so that the signal can be judged accurately. In a live room, vocal booth or recording room the sound waves in the room have to be brought under control and effective balanced acoustic foam is required to achieve the best results. The room without acoustic treatment will be very reflective. If there are no surfaces in the room where sound waves are absorbed then the results of the recordings will be out of control. By installing acoustic foam the 'liveness' of the room can be brought under control and the response of the room can improved. Use of acoustic treatment is the only way you can tell if what you are recording, editing, mixing or monitoring is accurate as well as not too affected by the room you are in. Acoustic Treatment gives you the added ability to record and monitor accurately. Whether you want the room live or dead, acoustic treatment is the only way to tame the beast that is your room and keep it under control.
Acoustic tiles are not the end of the story. The acoustic tiles will absorb the mid and top end of the frequency range but you also need to treat the low end frequency. Low end frequencies are stronger and longer than mid and high end frequencies and so it takes more mass to absorb these stronger frequencies. The only way to effectively treat low end frequencies is with the installation of effective bass traps. The most common placement for bass traps is the corners. This is because low end frequencies tend to congregate in the corners. Sound can be 6-12dB louder in a corner than in any part of a room and this is why we insist on the installation of bass traps in the corners. The wider the bass traps the lower they can absorb to. Standard bass traps are usually 12" wide but these bass traps can't absorb the very low frequencies. This is why we introduced the MAXXX Bass Trap. This has a width of 24" creating a larger area for the low and very low frequencies to be trapped.