6 Pack Sound Proof Panels for Walls, 47.2" x 23.6" x 0.36" Acoustic Panels Sound Absorbing in Left and Right Diagonal Slotting, Sound Absorbing Wall Art for Home and Office- Black

These acoustic panels are huge! They are incredibly convenient! Say goodbye to installing a bunch of small ones. Although the panels are not "thick," they sound proof beautifully! They look and feel modern and do not make your wall look ugly (imo). They were very easy to install. 10/10 recommend!

What I like:The DrKlang 12 Pack Acoustic Panels, 11.8" x 11.8" Decorative Soundproofing Panels were quite fun to install, as there is no set rule on panel placement. While it's important to make sure that the point of first reflections do have coverage, it's fine to get creative and design a placement layout to suit one's aesthetic taste. In fact, it's typically not necessary to cover every inch of large sections of wall/ceiling to obtain a measurable improvement in overall acoustics. Moreover, science and research supports a multi-faceted approach when it comes to improving acoustics. For example, I installed these panels in a room with terrible echo issues, as the room has 100+ yr old plastered walls and bare hardwood floors. In a room such as mine, applying acoustic panels, alone, will make a difference, but in addition to applying these panels, I also placed a large ottoman into a corner of the room, put down a thick exercise mat, installed blackout blinds to the windows, and placed other furnishings throughout the room. To summarize my point, acoustic panels are most likely not a cure-all to minimizing standing waves within a given area, but acoustic panels, combined with the addition of various furnishings, will collectively go a long way in breaking-up the standing waves within the environment, as the varied random shapes of the furnishings, along with the panels, work together to diminish the unwanted echoes and rogue vibrations.All of that beings said, I was dubious about the effectiveness of these stylish panels, as they lie so flat in comparison to the thick-foamy type panels that I am most familiar with. I am pleasantly surprised and happy to report that these panels have, in fact, made a marked difference in my ever-evolving mission to create the best acoustical environment possible, as I take my music very seriously.What I don't like:There is nothing about the product I don't like, but I feel that touting the panels as "Soundproofing" is a stretch, as true soundproofing just doesn't happen by applying panels to walls and ceilings. To attain actually soundproofing (as it's defined), one would have to get involved in actual construction and remodeling to meet that end, following the same degree of engineering that goes into building a professional recording studio. Despite my talking points, these quality panels contribute a great deal toward the end strategy of limiting audible standing waves, thus diminishing annoying echoes and reverberations within the acoustical environment.I would certainly order this item again.

Apartment life means having to make sure the neighbors don't hear your TV on too loud. So I put these up behind my TV/Soundbar and it reduces sound to my neighbor's apartment very very well. The reduction is excellent. Easy to install. Sometimes takes a bit of extra adhesive, as a few did fall down on my painted wall. However, they are all staying up and look good, and do the job well.

These panels are huge. Ive gotten some sound insulation panels, and didnt check the listing carefully for the size. These are gigantic. They are supposed to come with fastener tabs, however mine either didn’t come with them, or i didn’t see them in the box and accidentally threw them away. I ended up buying a bunch of similar fasteners separately on Amazon. You do need a lot of those, they are small, and the panels have a large surface area and a decent weight to them.The pack comes with 3 panels, i went with grey color to match my walls. They add a little artistic atmosphere to the room, i can’t tell whether they provide any sound or thermal insulation. They look a little unusual, unique, and a little better than boring walls. Also, cats apparently like to climb on these, so not really sure how long they can survive the claws

These aren't the big thick convoluted or eggcrate foam that I naturally think of for sound deadening. They're surprisingly thin compared to those old foam panels, but they are a much more visually appealing option for my office space.I do online meetings with a desktop microphone, but also do a little bit of recording in that space. The mostly bare walls gave me a little bit of echo, and strategically placing these tiles on the walls around me cut down on that and look much better than black eggcrate foam. They have a modern look and are easy to stick up and place in an attractive pattern. They don't have to be just a boring square, and even with some space between them, they still help take away some of that room sound.

These DrKlang Soundproof Wall Panels were just what we needed to finish our vocal booth. They deadened noise, improved the acoustics and gave a professional look.The big 2’ x 2’ panels were easy to work with and had virtually no odor. We really appreciate that they had no adhesive on them. The six pack covers 24 square feet and can be cut to fit your space (remember to measure twice so you only have to cut once).

I've been slowly placing these everywhere theres a TV and our room with all our amps and instruments. I've been trying to eliminate sound bleed between all rooms as much as possible. At one point I accidentally created a danger zone that made the bathroom be the focal point of all the sound bounce and could clearly hear the TV from the living room in there. So these are great, nice design and easy to stick, and they definitely work.

OK, so the photos are interesting, right? No? Sorry about that, but as you can see, I haven't installed this 12-pack of Dr. Klang Sound-Absorbing Acoustic Tiles which I will be using in my personally designed, meaning new and improved (BIG SMILE), voice-over recording studio as I've been in the process of building a brand new recording studio, bigger and better than my old and tiny recording booth which is going to be going the way of the Dodo bird sometime in early 2024.If you need good quality sound-absorbing foam tiles for your personal recording studio, or sound booth, or just to put up in your home theater, these are the way to go.

Absolutely thrilled with the soundproofing wall panels I purchased! These panels have made an incredible difference in the acoustics and aesthetic of my basement which needed to transform into a movie/rec room.INSTALLATION - was a breeze. The box comes with a sufficient amount of 3M double-sided adhesives. I used 6-8 strips for each panel and it is holding well. The panels are lightweight and easy to handle.CUT - panels can be cut to size using box cutters. Scored it a few times and the cuts came out clean. It is easy enough to cut out a rectangle hole in the middle for the outlet as well.CUSTOMER SERVICE - Seller is highly responsive and solutions-oriented. Responded within hours. Very helpful with any questions you have.DESIGN - I also appreciate the sleek and modern design. The colour tone came out accurate and true to the description. No surprises. I ordered several boxes as well and each panel seamlessly blended with no issue. The diagonal cuts are clean so when you combine them, it looks very smooth. I appreciate the functionality and aesthetics of this product design.In conclusion, these soundproofing wall panels are a game-changer. If you're looking to create a quieter, more enjoyable environment, or if you want to elevate your aesthetic experience in your space, I recommend these panels. I'm delighted with my purchase.

We gamble big chunk of our paycheck for our noisy and inconsiderate neighbor who thinks they are living on a detached house at Skyview Ranch Circle…But overall we are satisfied with the product. We cannot hear anymore the songs that they are playing as it traps 90% of the bass and sounds that we’ve heard before. And as a bonus it also minimize the sound of their garageThe only thing that holding me off giving 5 stars is that the board are not perfectly cut… no matter how we rotate and arrange it some panels are not perfectly aligned. But still a good purchase if you want to block the bass and sounds from your inconsiderate neighbor.We just hope this is easy to be clean and maintain in the long run.

Its awesome cuts noise down by 30 to 40 %.

DrKlang's 3 Pack Sound Deadening Panels are the perfect addition to any home or office space looking to improve its acoustics. With their left diagonal slotting design and African Grey color, these acoustic panels not only enhance sound absorption but also add a touch of modern artistry to your walls.☑️ These panels are incredibly easy to install, making it a hassle-free process for anyone looking to improve their room's sound quality.☑️ The African Grey color of the panels adds a sophisticated touch to any space, blending seamlessly with any existing decor.☑️ The left diagonal slotting design not only improves sound absorption but also adds visual interest and dimension to any wall.☑️ These panels are made with high-quality materials that are built to last, ensuring long-term performance and durability.☑️ The sound deadening capabilities of these panels are exceptional, significantly reducing echo and reverberation in any room.⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ DrKlang's 3 Pack Sound Deadening Panels are a game-changer for anyone looking to enhance their home or office acoustics. With their innovative left diagonal slotting design and African Grey color, these panels not only improve sound absorption but also add a touch of elegance to any space. The easy installation process, high-quality materials, and exceptional sound deadening capabilities make these panels a must-have for any audio enthusiast. Transform your space into a harmonious oasis with DrKlang's Sound Deadening Panels.

These look good, sound okay for the thickness. The stiffness is great, and they seem more robust than fiberglass.For audio production, you'll need something thicker for low frequencies. If you're doing Zoom calls, and just need to sound less like a sewer pipe quality assurance tester, these might be perfect.Considering the cost, and depending on your needs, these might be very well worth your money.--I've got some 15 year-old Primacoustic foam panels (London 10 or 12, I believe - before the fiberglass), and so I was able to compare these side-by side. It requires all 3 DrKlang panels stacked to have about the same effectiveness of my foam panels for broad-band sound -- not surprising due to their thinness.Against 2.5khz or so band of noise, a single panel alone performed slightly better than the foam! They were able to kill about 4db of transference -- possibly 8db in a reflection!? For a treated room, that wouldn't be half bad.If you're a sound person, and you're skeptical of the thinness of the material, you're right to be so. If you need to dampen the room for production, these might not be the right choice, except to fill empty spots on the wall. You'll need adequate depth of material.Personally, I'm buying the double-thickness panels as well (now that I trust the material) and I expect more performance. I may end up sandwiching these thinner ones together for extra thickness, or using them as wall fillers, as mentioned.Either way, they have utility. I like them.