Our acoustic panels aren't stamped out on mass overseas, they're made like furniture by woodworkers and upholsterers right here in the USA.

ATS Acoustic panels provide the simple yet important function of absorbing sound - sound goes in and doesn't come back out.

ATS Acoustic Panels also help smooth out the frequency response of the room so all frequencies are recorded and heard more evenly.

Professional-quality audio gear has become increasingly affordable for home and project studios. Now you can use your professional audio gear in a professional acoustical space, for a very affordable price.

Both 2" thick and 4" thick panels are popular with recording studios. Also check out the open-back option on our 4" panels if you're interested in low-frequency corner traps.

Consider 2" thick panels for reducing room reverb and making speech easier to hear clearly. Also consider adding some 4" panels, perhaps in the back corners of the room. These 4" panels absorb more bass and will help those bass notes and low frequency sound effects be heard evenly in all areas of the room.

Also, many ATS Acoustic Panels have been installed in church basements and fellowship halls, which can get very loud when used for potlucks, etc.

2" thick panels are the best way to go for church applications. Check out our custom size page for large size panels. 48x48" and 48x96" panels are often used in auditoriums and other large rooms.

Being clearly heard in a large auditorium or assembly area can be a challenge when room acoustics aren't what they should be. Adding ATS Acoustic Panels to your walls can make a huge difference.

Most auditoriums use 2" thick panels. Check out our custom size page for large size panels. 48x48" and 48x96" panels are often used in auditoriums and other large rooms.

Whether it's a classroom full of energetic children, a crowded eating area, or a noisy office, acoustic panels can help quiet a busy area and make it more tolerable for everyone.

Acoustic panels won't make the source of sound go away of course, but cutting down on the harsh echoes and empty ringing sounds coming from the walls can make a big difference.

Stick with the 2" thick panels for noise control applications.