Foamily 12 Pack- Acoustic Panels Studio Foam Wedges 1" X 12" X 12"

These are decent panels. They're manufactured well. They won't correct standing bass (you'll need bass traps for that) but for high frequency reflections, they do the job effectively. When it came time to affix these to the walls, I poured over YouTube videos and discussion threads. I needed to avoid damage to my rented walls. I was primarily concerned with how to get whatever adhesive I used to stay fastened to the porous foam. The goal was to use Command Strips to fasten to the wall and use some other adhesive to create a bonding surface on the foam to attach the Command Strips to. I tried tacky glue (fail: never dries), super glue (fail: eats the foam without creating a bond) and duct tape (fail: sticks at first, then peels off easily after 5 minutes). The final solution was much easier than expected: just use Command Strips. They work perfectly on their own. First attach 2 strips to the upper corners of a foam square, pressing them into the foam as firmly as you can for about 10 seconds. This creates a PERMANENT bond between the strips and the foam. This bond is so secure that attempting to remove the strip will cause a perfectly strip-sized portion of the foam to come off. Then simply press the foam squares to the wall. Done. Works perfectly. The foam stays attached and finishing the job is QUICK. Excellent value for budget acoustic treatment.

This is a great value for the money. I recently upgraded my amp. With the increased power noticed some reflections and sensed the sound stage, although an amazing improvement could be further improved. After consulting Robert Harley’s book, “The Complete Guide to High-End Audio” I began experimenting with my AV8802a processor audio settings and room acoustics to extract each ounce of pure goodness I knew the Emotiva XPA-DR3 possessed. To reduce reflections, I removed by Blu-ray/DVD shelves from the listening area and installed 60 12-inch square acoustic foam panels from Foamily on the front wall. I also pushed back the flat panel television and center channel and slightly pulled forward the left and right speakers, so they were not obstructed by my Salamander cabinet. The acoustic panels made an incalculable improvement in sound stage and imaging. I now listen to my music--most of which is encoded in ALAC format--in stereo mode and it sounds even better than listening in 5 channel virtual stereo. What a huge difference these simple adjustments made in sound stage!

Pretty good considering the price, other higher grade / thicker acoustic foam can be expensive, and you may want to get that if your trying to soundproof a room, as I seen on some people trying to do on some of the negative reviews here. This foam is not for soundproofing, it is simply for absorption to stop echoes / reverberations of sound. So it work's great for a home studio on a budget. FYI, get some bass traps too, get about 8, and stack 2 in each corner of your room.

I got these to use with my Blue Snowball and I planned on using it on every wall in my office. So far these have held up very well, they have been bumped and moved quite a good bit and haven't ripped yet. These are WAY cheaper than any that I've gotten from anywhere else and are the EXACT, SAME, QUALITY. As far as sound quality goes they're about the same too. They work really amazing for what I want to do and are much cheaper than any other alternative. I HIGHLY recommend getting some command strips or glue spray. I tried using double sided tale and they didn't stick at all. I then went to using glue dots, and they don't really work either, but they do stick well to the wall and to the foam itself. Overall I have no complaints what-so-ever.

For the price, the product is decent. A little flimsy, tears easily. The biggest problem is how to hang them. I tried using duct tape to tape them together and hang them as a sheet with the 3m Command Strtips. I went through four different types of duct tape and none of the stuck for more than a few days. My frustration grew every time I stepped into my home theater to find the panels on the floor. Finally figured out a solution. I had a roll of painter's paper from Home Depot from a previous project. With Elmer's Glue-All I glued them down, let it dry, cut it out and hung it with a couple extra Command Strips as the paper adds a good amount of weight to it.

Wow! Ok I was totally skeptical when i ordered this. We rent and the doors in the hours are crap and super thin. I got these and put them on the inside (back of the door) of my 2 year olds room. It was horrible everything would wake him up. So I got these. I ordered the 12 pack because I wasn’t sure how many i needed. Should’ve gotten a bigger pack. 12 doesn’t cover the entire door. Needed three more. Even with the three missing at the top these work so well!!! I was so skeptical when I got them because they are super light and seem really thin. But I put them up anyway I figured it’s better than nothing. I am so shocked how much they actually block out even with a few missing !!! I highly recommend them!!!

These panels are exactly as pictured, they come in a 12 pack and I bought some 3m double sided foam tape to apply them to wall. They make a foam tape that is easy to remove from wall without leaving marks or ripping the paint off wall, you will see it listed under the customers also purchased this selection. I attached a test piece to make sure it was easy to remove and it was. I bought 2 of these 12 pack foam tiles for a total of 24 and put them up behind my gaming desk that my pc is set up on , this has made a huge difference in the sound quality coming from my soundbar and satellite speakers, as a added benefit the sound in bedroom on opposite side of the wall is not as bad. I reccomend trying this out especially if you have a game room or man cave, the amount of money needed is minimal and install is easy and quick. I wish I had bought these years ago.

Nice product I just wish I could get an adhesive to stick it Over all Nice product

If you guys are entering into Studio and YouTube works, you should definitely buy these Foam Panels. They do the best job for what you pay for.

Not holey in my case. Perfect size and shape

Excellent for the price

The foam is not dense enough to absorb sound for studio audio recording, could not completely understand from product description. It feels light in hand. Maybe value for others but didn't work for my case.