Acoustic Foam Panels 12" X 12" X 0.4" Acoustic Sound Absorbing Panel Tiles Acoustic Panels Absorption Insulation Treatment for Home & Offices(10pcs)

Nope, sorry, but I don't have a photo or video for you (yet) on these MODIGT Acoustic Sound-Absorbing Foam Panels for recording studios, or for apartments, or for your home, or for whatever else you believe you can apply these sound-absorbing tiles to for your specific needs. I, for one, am actually going to be using them for a new sound-recording booth that I am in the process of building for my home recording studio.Uh, and when I actually get that done, THEN I'll post some photos or, better yet, a video of what I think of them as I'm using them IN my new recording booth. But, until that happens, all I can say is try them out for yourself and let's compare notes. I mean, the price is right, right?

These tiles are easy to install. Just peel the backing off and stick. Be sure you intend for it to be there for a very long time. Attempting to remove the tiles results in the tiles coming apart as the glue is stronger than the foam. They are basically a sheet of white felt, a sheet of foam, and a sheet of glue. They do absorb sound better than the block walls in my basement. They seem to be of a decent quality. My only concern aside from removal is that white gets dirty quickly. I may end up painting them with fabric dye to personalize them a little better to the room.

Acoustic panels this good are usually something you would find in a high tech major record label studio with no expense spared. And now, you can also see them on my wall. .....Right next to where my future platinum record will be framed.

I wanted to make sure I wasn't going to damage my walls by using the sticky side of these, so I cut a little corner out and placed it near the area where I wanted to use the bigger pieces. When I tried to pull it off a few hours later, the attached pictures are the result. I think it will take a scraper to get all the adhesive and foam left behind.I could see it if your plan is to stick them on a wall and you understand that it is permanent, but if you put it up and then decide you want to take it down, good luck!

These are not very ridged foam and work only on high frequencies. They are somewhat floppy and droop slightly when you hold them.Aesthetically, the front part is white, yes, but you can see the black foam when viewing it from the side.They come vacuum packed and are flat when you get them, and when you open the bag the panels expand and double in thickness. That should give you an idea of how squishy they are.If you just need some cheap self adhesive squares to manage high frequencies, these may work.NOTE: The sticky substance they use on this does NOT come off the wall easily and leaves black foam stuck to it. It's an absolute nightmare to clean up. I still have black smudges on the wall from these.

Got these to cover a common wall between two apartments where we could hear the neighbor's... ahem... private moments.The panels install easily with the adhesive backs though I highly recommend wiping down the wall first to make sure it is clean and using a level to get your lines straight.Once installed, the panels have deadened the external sounds of unbridled passion (and hopefully any of my own), but I will probably need to cover more of the room to get better performance... or maybe leave a pack on my neighbor's door. As an added benefit, the panels work well as a pin board for messages, posters, etc.At the risk of looking like I've been admitted to an asylum, I do plan to add at least one or two more packs of panels. It's not that I'm against love, I'd just prefer not to be an unwilling spectator.

As a musician and the fact that I am the house we all come to for practice, I often need to fins solutions for sound control, I recently discovered these Acoustic Foam Panels, and they have assisted me in controlling the sounds of our practice space. These panels will be used as a first layer of many for the purpose of total sound control.The MODIGT Acoustic Foam Panels are designed for maximum sound absorption. Each panel measures 12" x 12" x 0.4", offering a perfect balance between effectiveness and versatility. With a pack of 10 panels, I had just enough to fill the opening of the window area in our studio.The acoustic foam material is specifically engineered to absorb unwanted echoes, reverberations, and reflections, resulting in a controlled acoustic environment. This was noticeable in my studio and improved the sound clarity and quality. Great as a base when planning additional sound control applications.The installation process is hassle-free. I mounted the panels on the openings using the supplied adhesive. I stripped that paper backing off of the panel, and placed them on the area of choice.The pack of 10 panels provided 10 square feet of coverage. The ongoing effort will continue and probably require many additional panels as I seek to obtain that perfect equation of sound absorption and sound reflection.Overall, the MODIGT Acoustic Foam Panels are a sound investment (pun intended) for anyone seeking to optimize their acoustic environment. Their exceptional sound absorption, versatile installation options, lightweight design, and stylish appearance make them a perfect choice for home and office spaces alike. These acoustic foam panels are an excellent addition to your sound absorption arsenal.

fantastic for sound absorption! These panels effectively reduce echo and reverberation, improving the overall sound quality in the space.They are easy to install and blend seamlessly into any room decor. Whether for recording studios, home theaters, or conference rooms, these panels provide excellent sound insulation.