Arrowzoom 4 Diffuse PRO Acoustic Wooden Panel Absorb Sound Recording Studio High-Density Noise Reduction Fire Retardant Euroclass E NRC 0.64 up to 5000Hz Scattering Range 12 X 12 X 2 IN SD1247

I am an online music producer and we record all kinds of music as well as mixing tapes. When mastering a song with high bass, It makes it really hard to hear the lyrics. Installing these bass traps worked perfectly, I can have a room with quality sound now, making it so crips and clear, reduction in the high bass reverb

I purchased these knowing that they will provide limited sound diffusion or absorption. I was looking more for some decorative highlights on my studio and am pairing these with some real sound absorbers.The pictures in the listing are misleading because they look much thicker and bigger than what these 11.5”x11.5” squares are.I chose to use a different higher quality double sided tape because the tape that comes with these panels is very thin and more like a foam tape. I also drilled two holes and used nails to attach them to the wall for easier removal instead of the adhesive.The packaging is good but they all have a slight bow in them. There is a recommendation by seller to let them sit 24 hours before assembling but I see no point in doing that because the panels are not compacted and don’t get any thicker in that time period.I was also disappointed that all of the edges are left unfinished instead of the black that I saw in other photos. There is a good and a bad side to the wood so make sure you look for chips and tear out from the routering. All of them did have a good side to them for the face side.Overall pretty good and add some nice decoration to the room. I will probably order a couple more sets to finish out the studio.

Garbage; foam and laser-cut bamboo. Basically, you are supposed to use two-sided tape to hold everything together and then stick it to your wall. The directions in the box do not match their video at all. So you're paying $100 USD for a 12"x12" piece of foam and some bamboo probably costs $20 to make. Then here's some tape. Needless to say, got the first two up and then the bamboo started falling off. Once I got frustrated enough I said to hell with it and ripped them off the wall.Now I need to fix my wall and repaint and broke 2 of the 4 I ordered. All I can say is this is the cheapest piece of utter trash I have ever ordered. I could have saved $50 bucks and paid someone to kick me in the crotch for 30mins and have a similar experience.I should have just bit the bullet and bought something that was made by a company that gives a crap vs money-grubbing garbage dealers.

Great adhesive for foam sound panels. May rip the paneling a little when removing but does not take the paint off of the walls, which is really nice. Not the easiest to get on to the foam panels because the foam flexes when you push against it, but not hard to do. And they hold great. I use 4 pieces for my corner bass traps, and 2 pieces of the adhesive for each 12 inch wall panel. My only issue is that they are pretty dang expensive for how much you get.

The media could not be loaded. I bought these double sided adhesive tapes as an alternative solution for glueing the foam panels to the wall. I did not want to use nails or spray which were the most common methods but it will damage my white cement wall. It is a rented office so I wanted to keep the place clean when moving out.I stumbled across arrowzoom's tapes which were easy to peel and really holds up the foam. I bought 3 packs of the 24 pcs for about 48 foam tiles, applying about 1-2 pieces on each tile to hold up. I tried to unpeel them on the wall and it did not have any residue left behind. Very happy with this purchase and recommend those that have the time and want to keep the place clean. Incase you have aligned the foam tiles incorrectly, you can easily peel them off and realign hassle free.

Don't waste your money. These are just 3M 468MP... probably a fine adhesive, but you can buy 1,000 of the 1" squares from other sellers for less than the price of this 24-pack. 3M 468MP High Performance Adhesive Transfer Tape 1" Squares (Pack of 1000) Or, buy it by the roll and cut it yourself. 3M Adhesive Transfer Tape 468MP, 5 Mil (Multiple Sizes)In the photo they have photoshopped out the 3M logos so you don't know this until after paying their high price.

I have bought and used different types of double sided tape for my foam panels, all failed to either hold the foam up or break the paint on the walls, for the price this has very good quality tape and does the job absolutely well. I Highly recommend investing in these tapes as they will not disappoint you and plus the customer service was excellent. i asked question via email and got fast responses. so for someone who wants to do major foam panel set ups on your walls will definitely not have an issue.

Like several other reviewers have said, these are really nice for the money, but the wood trim keeps falling off of the foam. The double stick tape provided is very sticky, but not on foam. I didn’t want to take a chance with the adhesive on the foam for attaching to the wall, so I tried the double stick tape there too. Still didn’t work. I ended up using a single nail through an opening in the wood and foam, into the wall. Spec’s say they’re 12” square, whereas they’re actually 11.5” and the photos online have been produced to make them appear much larger than they really are. But overall I do like them as they look nice in my studio, with one on a side wall and three on the front between the monitors. I’ve got several different acoustic treatments on the other walls.