Corner Bass Traps (Custom Options) Acoustic Treatment

All Canadian-Made Acoustic Treatment!! ♥ NATIONAL SHIPPING AVAILABLE! Far superior to foam wedges (with a much higher NRC - Noise Reduction Coefficient), these stone wool sound panels and corner bass traps are ideal for studios, home theatres, or any other room where sound quality is a priority. ORDER ONLINE HERE: https://inityacoustics.com/shop/bermuda-bass-trap-47/ -- SEE MY OTHER ADS FOR MORE STYLES OF PANELS AND ACOUSTIC TREATMENT. --- Recent Clients: Inity Acoustics products are used by Vice Media, Ryerson Radio, Dave Langguth (Nelly Furtado's drummer), Juno award winners Otis Gayle and Cory Bradshaw, Corus Entertainment, Super Sonics Post Production studios, Green Peace Canada, and countless other music professionals and enthusiasts from Canada and beyond. ***Now accepting Visa/Mastercard*** I have a bunch of studio-quality acoustic panels (studio baffles) and bass traps for sale. The panels are 2' x 4' panels - 2-12" thickness (standard 3") and come with wall mounting hardware or hinges for attaching two together for standing on the floor. They have a superior NRC to comparably priced panels, with consistent reduction across most frequencies, and better reduction of lower frequencies - https://inityacoustics.com/shop/bermuda-bass-trap-pair-47/ The Corner Bass Traps are roughly 2'x4' with a 12" depth in the center. They are designed specifically for cutting out lower bass frequencies. They stack perfectly in the corner. Here's a brilliant-sounding acoustic song that was recorded right in my living room using these panels: http://soundcloud.com/inity-studios/new-yorks-not-my-home-glenn Pricing: BASS TRAPS: $199.99. STANDARD PANELS (24x48x3"): $99.99 ***Now accepting Visa/Mastercard*** You can call or text me at (416) 365-9760 anytime, or email. Acoustic Properties: Here are the specs on the panels. The Corner Bass Traps are similar but with greater absorption of the lower bass frequencies: CO-EFFICIENTS AT FREQUENCIES 125 Hz = 0.52 250 Hz = 0.96 500 Hz = 1.18 1000 Hz = 1.07 2000 Hz = 1.05 4000 Hz = 1.05 NRC = 1.05 (very high Noise Reduction Coefficient) (Sabine absorption coefficients are roughly the ratio of reflected sound absorbed. So, at a given frequency range, a 1.00 coefficient equals a 100% absorption rate - 0.71 equals 71%, etc.) -- SEE MY OTHER ADS FOR MORE STYLES OF PANELS AND ACOUSTIC TREATMENT. --- - "We’re all generally used to acoustically untreated rooms, so we don’t even realize what a difference they can make. But when sound bounces off walls before reaching the listener (or microphone, in the case of the studio) it gets muddy. The short delay in the reflected sound causes a subtle echo effect that greatly reduces clarity and distinguishability. Sound absorption acoustic panels effectively cut the reflections off hard surfaces in the room and leave you with just the clean, direct, unadulterated sound. This is why movie theatres have giant panels on every wall. In a home theatre or studio, it’s like combining the clarity of headphones with the power of your surround sound speakers or instrument!"