Acoustic elements for optimal room acoustics

Absorbers in thicknesses of 20–100 mm for studios, rehearsal rooms, and home recording

Acoustic elements reduce flutter echoes, reflections, and unpleasant room resonances. We offer acoustic elements for rooms where music is made and recorded and where good speech intelligibility is important. Whether it's a rehearsal room, studio, band room, or conference room, we offer a variety of absorbers and matching accessories to make your room sound more controlled and pleasant.

Most of our absorbers are available in several thicknesses from 20 mm to 100 mm. Thicker elements have a stronger effect and also reach deeper into the frequency range. 

Absorbers made of convoluted foam

These classic foam absorbers primarily remove early reflections in the mid and high frequency ranges. They are easy to install and are well suited for walls and ceilings where there is flutter or reverberation. The convoluted shape increases the surface area and broadens the effect across the frequency range.

Acoustic foam absorbers

These foams are specially shaped and open-pored, giving them a broader frequency response than normal foam panels. They dampen reflections across a wider frequency spectrum and ensure that speech and instruments are clearer in the room.

Styrofoam absorbers

Lightweight Styrofoam-based absorbers are a good way to control high frequencies. They respond quickly to sound and can be used where you want to reduce small reflections in the high frequencies.

Basotec absorbers

Basotec is a mineral acoustic absorber that is denser and more powerful than many foams. Thanks to their solid structure, these elements are effective down to lower mids and relieve the room of complex sound. They are particularly useful if you want to balance the tone of your room.

PET fleece absorbers

PET fleece is a robust, textile absorber that is well suited for wall surfaces and ceilings. It is effective across a wide range of mid and high frequencies and has the advantage of producing less dust and integrating well with fabric covers.

Bass traps

Low frequencies are not as easy to control as high frequencies. Bass traps are designed to reduce standing waves and booming in the bass range. They are preferably placed in corners of rooms where low frequencies accumulate.

Mounting materials

To ensure that everything stays where it belongs, we have the right adhesives and mounting materials. This allows you to securely attach the acoustic elements to walls and ceilings.