Traditional
Foam Absorbers are
manufactured from 2 pound
per cubic foot density,
open-cell acoustical foam.
This material is cut into
various patterns, shapes and
sizes. Thicker foam
will absorb more sound,
especially in the lower
frequency ranges. These products
can be applied directly to
walls, hung as baffles or
used freestanding, for
absorption in recording
studios, home listening
rooms, and factory
environments. Many of
the polyurethane foam
configurations are also
available as
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Cutting Wedge 2000®
The
Cutting Wedge 2000® design enables you
to increase thickness quickly by nesting
layers instead of buying different and
incompatible products. Available in
1'x1' or 2'x4' sheets.
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Cutting Wedge® Classic
Cutting
Wedge® CLASSIC can be installed
to create seamless absorptive
walls, and enhance imaging by reducing
unwanted reflections. Available in 1'x1'
or 2'x4' sheets.
Cutting Wedge®
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Traditional Foam Wedge
Wedge
installs easily to handle
the toughest noise problems.
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Traditional Foam Pyramid
The pyramidal pattern allows for a uniform
appearance on installation.
Prevents destructive
specular reflections.
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Traditional Max Wedge
Designed for
controlling low frequency
sound. Eliminate room
modes, comb filtering,
standing waves and
undesirable specular
artifacts.
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Anechoic Wedges
Also designed for
controlling low frequency
sound, these large foam
wedges are used to create
acoustic test chambers with
no sound reflections.
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Bermuda Triangle Trap®
The Bermuda
Triangle Trap® is a broadband
foam absorber that is
designed to be mounted in
room corners. It is
especially useful to trap
bass at room corners.
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Sound Cylinder™
The Sound
Cylinder™ is a free standing
foam sound absorber; primary
applications include quick
mixing area or vocal booth.
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Composite Foam
Composite Foam products are
used for applications where
you need increased noise
absorption, sound
transmission loss and/or
vibration damping.
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