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Arrowzoom Column Pillar Bass Trap Product Description & Complete Guide
Arrowzoom Column Pillar Bass Trap is the best soundproofing solution to absorb low-frequency sound energy. Multi-Cut Bass Trap can create the greatest sound attenuation with minimum space.
Should You Install Bass Traps In Your Room?
- Suitable for recording studios, band rehearsal studios, and large music studios.
- Extremely effective at taming common problems such as room modes, standing waves, flutter echo and speaker boundary interference response.
- The reason they are so versatile is they offer excellent broadband absorption, meaning they work across the entire frequency spectrum
Features & Highlights of Acoustic Column Pillar Bass Trap:
✅ Fire-Retardant Foam
Acoustic foam is fire-retardant. It stops fire from spreading and reduces its intensity.
✅ High density
Acoustic cell structure is designed to maximize noise absorption.
✅ Improve Acoustic Quality
With our improved design for the acoustic Multi-Cut Bass Trap, you can enjoy yourself without creating noise. Do not hesitate to create your own private space by installing our soundproofing foam.
✅ Amazing Material
Sound-Absorbing Foam Made by Imported High Quality Foam. Best sound deadening to smooth the sound of your room.
✅ Easy to install
Scissors, elco, staples, tacks, nails, glue
✅ Non-Toxic
All our acoustic panels are non-toxic and environment friendly.
Before & After Installed Acoustic Multi-Cut Bass Trap
Arrowzoom Soundproof Foam Sound Test
In this video, it shows the acoustic test comparison after installed acoustic pyramid across room types: Music Studio, Home Theater, Meeting Room, Indoor Stadium, and Sound Insulation & Vibration
Technical Data Sheet
STC (Sound Transmission Class), is a numerical rating of how effective a material is at blocking the transmission of sound through itself. This rating generally applies to hard materials like rubberized sound barriers, concrete, brick and drywall but also applies to a much lesser degree to softer materials like mineral fiber (although it isn’t tested by itself; it’s tested as part of a wall system to verify its effectiveness).
How To Install Acoustic Panel Step by Step
Follow the guidelines below to install acoustic panels to your walls step by step.
Step 1: Restore Vacuumed Acoustical Treatment Foam
Follow the instruction in this video to extract the acoustic foam
Step 2: Locate the Acoustic Foam For Outline
Lay the Studio Foam out for your specific application. Keep in mind that you want the foam evenly distributed throughout the room.