Introduction

Bass Trap Corner Studio Foam is made of high-density polyurethane and is designed to absorb low/mid-frequency sound waves to improve acoustic quality. These porous absorbers are the first line of defense against indoor acoustic problems.
Bass traps can specifically help reduce problems in low frequency response. Ordinary acoustic panels, on the other hand, do a good job of absorbing mid and high frequencies. They don't handle the low end well. Due to the wavelength, low frequency sounds will pass through normal acoustic panels unaffected. That's why you need bass traps, an indispensable tool in the studio.
Bass traps are also easy to install in your home, greatly improving the acoustic response of your room. It cannot be emphasized enough what a difference even the slightest acoustic treatment can make. Used in conjunction with our Acoustic Foam Panels, it will create a more comfortable living or working environment, free from unwanted sound waves, reverberation and fluttering echoes.
Our bass-absorbing foam is designed with extra thickness and density to make it more effective than ordinary acoustic foam panels at attenuating low-pitched sounds. They are particularly good at reducing common acoustic problems such as low bass, unwanted echoes and overlapping sounds, ensuring a clearer, more enjoyable listening experience and recording quality.
Our corner bass traps are flame retardant, odorless and non-toxic. With their high density, durability and resilience, these bass-reducing foam tiles are designed to provide long-lasting performance. In addition, their unique design makes them ideal for enhancing interior wall and ceiling corners, adding aesthetic appeal and acoustic benefits.
Our Low Frequency Damping Foam Tiles are an excellent choice for enhancing sound quality in a variety of environments. Perfect for singers, audiophiles, musicians, voiceovers, YouTubers, podcasters, and anyone with a passion for clear audio. These corner bass absorbers are perfect for many spaces such as home studios, offices, music studios, recording studios, apartments, bedrooms, home theaters, closet studios, vocal booths, living rooms, basements, drum rooms, conference rooms, piano rooms and classrooms