Customize your room's audio qualities, turning a noisy room into a suitable recording environment with the Auralex Project1 Roominator Bundle. The kit consists of twelve 2" thick charcoal 2 x 2' Studiofoam Wedges, 4 x LENRD Bass Traps, and 72 EZ-Stick Pro mounting adhesive tabs. Ideal for rooms smaller than 50 ft2, with no wall shorter than 8', this all-in-one sound control system is easy to install with the included adhesive.
The pair of 24 x 24 x 2" Studiofoam Wedge Panels from Auralex is a great solution for spot-treating sound studios, home listening rooms, iso booths, and more. It can be used to eliminate standing waves, tame flutter echoes, and control reverb in any room. The wedges feature a maximized surface area for greater exposure to sound waves. When spread apart, they can yield beneficial sound diffusion off of their exposed edges.
- Anechoic wedge cut offers superior sound absorption
- Effectively reduce standing waves and flutter echoes
- Won’t crumble with age
- Absorbs up to 60% better than average
- Meets flammability standard UL 94 HF-1
- Recommended Mounting: Foamtak or Tubetak Pro or EZ-Stick Pro Tabs
A resonance bump in a room's frequency response is called a room node. In the past, bass traps that were substantial enough to control nodes have been expensive and time-consuming to build. Auralex has solved that with the LENRD Bass Traps. LENRD stands for Low-End Node Reduction Device, and it is extremely effective at smoothing out low frequency room nodes, while still remaining affordable. It has an NRC of 1.50 for useful bass reduction.
Intended for use with Auralex Studiofoam products, this pack of 24 EZ-Stick Pro Tabs is designed to aid you in your quest to mount Auralex acoustical treatment on your wall or ceiling. Each tab features an easy peel-and-stick application, and helps achieve a permanent bond between your chosen piece of Studiofoam and your wall or ceiling. There are 24 tabs in a pack, and both sides of every tab are affixed with paper-release liners to ensure optimal stickiness.
