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Why these bass traps work:
✔ NRC 1.20 tested absorption
✔ Designed for low-frequency control
✔ Class A fire rated
✔ Made in the USA
✔ Easy corner installation
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Bass frequencies naturally collect in room corners. These acoustic foam bass traps add thick sound-absorbing material where low-frequency buildup is often strongest.
Place them in vertical wall corners to help create tighter bass response, clearer recordings and more accurate monitoring.
✔ Recording studios
✔ Mixing and mastering rooms
✔ Home theaters
✔ Podcast and broadcast rooms
✔ Vocal booths
✔ Music practice rooms
Start with the upper corners of the room where two walls meet. For additional treatment, continue down the vertical corners or place traps in as many room corners as possible.
Bass traps work best when combined with wall and ceiling absorption panels. Use bass traps for corner buildup and acoustic panels for reflections and overall reverberation.
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Please allow 2 to 6 business days for cutting and processing your order. Most orders ship within one week. If you have a deadline, please contact us .
Bass traps can be installed with spray adhesive, construction adhesive, double-sided mounting tape or T-shaped push pins.
PDF: Acoustic Foam Installation and Product Care Guide
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What does an acoustic foam bass trap do?
A bass trap adds thick absorption in room corners where low-frequency energy commonly builds up. This can improve bass clarity and reduce excessive room resonance.
How many bass traps do I need?
Start by treating the four upper room corners. Larger rooms and rooms used for recording or mixing may benefit from additional traps extending down the vertical corners from ceiling to floor.
Can bass traps be used without acoustic panels?
Yes, but most rooms benefit from a combination. Bass traps treat corner buildup while wall and ceiling panels help control reflections and reverberation.
Will these bass traps soundproof my room?
No. Acoustic foam improves sound quality inside a room by absorbing reflections and reducing reverberation. It is not designed to block sound from entering or leaving the room.
Where should I install bass traps first?
The upper corners of your room.
Can I cut the bass traps?
Yes. Acoustic foam can be cut carefully with a sharp electric carving knife, scissors, or sharp utility knife.
Are these bass traps fire rated?
Yes. SoundAssured polyurethane acoustic foam has a Class A fire rating. Refer to the installation and product care guide for test information.
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