Acoustic Artistry for the Modern Studio

Unwanted Reverberation and Flutter Echo

The Problem: Hard surfaces in a studio cause sound to bounce uncontrollably, creating a muddy, unprofessional-sounding recording and an inaccurate mixing environment. The Solution: Our PET Acoustic Panels are high-performance sound absorbers. By strategically placing these panels at primary reflection points on your walls and ceilings, you can capture and dissipate this rogue energy, eliminating flutter echo and reducing overall reverberation time for a clean, professional sound.

Uncontrolled Bass Frequencies

The Problem: Low frequencies can build up in corners and along walls, creating "bass traps" that give you an inaccurate picture of your mix's low end, leading to poor translation on other systems. The Solution: While all our panels help, our thicker PET panels and those specifically designed with a deep profile are perfect for absorbing these troublesome low frequencies. Placing them in the corners of your studio is a simple, effective way to get a truer representation of your bass, ensuring your mix sounds great everywhere.

Lack of "Liveliness" and Acoustic Diffusion

The Problem: Over-treating a room with only absorption can make it sound "dead" or unnatural, losing the desired character of the space, especially for recording instruments or vocals. The Solution: Our 3D PET Panels and Wooden Acoustic Panels are the perfect complement to absorbers. Instead of only absorbing sound, their unique surfaces scatter it in multiple directions. This diffusion prevents standing waves and flutter echo while maintaining the energy of the room, creating a rich, natural sound that is ideal for recording.