Bass traps in action. Acoustic art panel also shown.
An on-the-fly voice booth built from studio stackers.
Corner Bass Traps can be used horizontally or vertically where two walls meet, or where a wall meets a ceiling or a floor. It is also possible to stack two bass traps together in order to reach from floor to ceiling. ATS Corner Bass Traps feature highly effective low frequency absorption.
Studio Stackers can be stacked together to deliver exceptional sound control. They function as a portable bass trap and a portable gobo panel in one and absorb stray sound and excessive bass waves.
4-Inch Panels can also be used to absorb low frequency sound. These absorb across all audible frequency ranges, with an extra boost at the low end. They can be mounted flat on walls, or with the open-back option they can also be mounted across a corner. Corner mounting or other mounting with a space behind the panel will increase low frequency absorption.
Tri-Corner Bass Traps are designed especially for use in the corners where walls and ceilings meet. They can help reduce the boominess in rooms like home theaters and smaller audio or AV production environments where sound can collect in the corners. The air gap behind each panel also adds to the bass absorption properties.
These are pictures of my home theater room. I used five 24" x 36" ATS Acoustic panels- three on the back wall and two on the side wall. Thanks!