New Level 12 Pack- Acoustic Panels Studio Foam Egg Crate 1" X 12" X 12"

Used a pack for sound-proofing a pair of speakers. Easy to use, very flexible. Worked really well, adheres fairly quickly with proper adhesive. Could easily do 4 small speakers with a 12 pack. Good product.

This product was GREAT for lessening the echo in my home voice over studio. I already had a layer of moving blankets on the walls, so opted for the 1” squares(as opposed to 2”). They do not come with adhesive, but that is what I prefer. I used T-pins to tack them to the interior closet walls. They did not require time to expand(arrived already expanded to 1”). I think they are an excellent find for the price. Will buy again! Very pleased with this product.

I've been looking to spruce up my workstation with some foam since I het a lot of feedback bouncing against my walls. With this 7.1 Channel speaker setup it wasn't an option, it was a must. I decided to get these and try them out. Delivery was fast and product came in one piece. This set comes with six and I used 10 currently to try it out. I like them as far as looks and noise cancelation. Material is a of decent quality, not too thick but gets the job done. I do have to say though that finding a way to get them to stick on the wall can be an absolute hassle aside from the irrelevant need for perfection since I'm way too ocd about it. Gorilla double sided tape DID NOT work for this so I would recommend buying the clear thick ones that Amazon provides. It's stuck on there really tight and zero mess unlike Gorilla Tape. Noise cancelation is actually pretty good too, well at least if oyu have a small room for it otherwise you'd might want to get thicker ones for larger rooms. I would recommend this for anyone on a budget or trying to just make the place look nice. 4/5 rating

I ordered one pack of these first to insure that they were as described and would also suit my needs before buying as many as needed to fulfill my aims. They are light weight eggcrate style foam squares. There are no adhesives applied, as stated in the description. If you need to use an adhesive insure you use one that will not melt the foam. Personally I used a commercial grade double sided, mesh, sticky tape that works perfectly for my needs. I am using the panels to sound insulate the doors and tailgate on my vehicle. These panels are perfect as they are light weight and easily cut to any size. Being only an inch, approximately 26 cm, thick they fit on the door panel nicely without casing undue pressure. They can be doubled or tripled up for deeper areas too. Being an eggcrate style on the one side means better sound insulation in the vehicle. Overall I am quite pleased with the product and after doing some research found the price to be one of the better available to me from various sources in the area I live in.

So, these were inexpensive, but I still expected more. First, the tiles were not all the same material. It was like 2 different sources. One was darker and less “sparkly,” the other less so. Also, the tiles didn’t “tile.” They were not cut squarely, so the finished pattern was haphazard and inelegant…not a good look. Finally, they didn’t hold the sticky Velcro tape very well at all. As light as each panel is, they all fell off the wall overnight, leaving the half the sticky tape on the wall. I won’t be buying these again. Note on ratings: a rating was requested for noise cancellation. This foam…nor any other foam…is designed for noise cancellation.

We have a forced air heating system that is very loud in our family room, the blower noise come up through the return vent and is so loud we have to turn the TV volume up anytime the heat kicks on. Used these to line the return and now the heater noise is barely noticeable. Great sound deadening product.

I liked everything about the product. They were perfect for what I had to use them for. The only issue I could see is they are only an inch thick but that is played out in the description.

When I first bought this, it was my first foray into the world of sound proofing. I thought it was all the same, I was wrong. I've learned a lot since then. This stuff is cheap for a reason. It's incredibly low density. Trying to adhere it to the wall was a nightmare. Any time I needed to readjust, the tape would stay stuck to the wall and this would pull away. It fell off the wall constantly. When I did finally find a tape that it would stick to, readjusting meant that this stuff would tear at the edges. It... Dried out? I think? Over about a month. I rearranged my studio and this stuff was brittle and gross feeling. I ended up throwing it out and buying a memory foam mattress topper for 16 bucks, cutting it into squares and arranging it how I wanted. Same square footage and the sound was much better. I was able to bring my noise gate down by another 2 decibels after getting rid of this junk and using the topper instead.