JBER 12 Pack Acoustic Foam Panels, 1" X 12" X 12" Sound Proof Foam Panels for Walls, High Desnsity Studio Soundproofing Wedges - Fire Resistant & Noise Absorbing for Studio, Office, Home (Black)

I needed to record some audio and get rid of some of the reverb in the room, try to insulate and block out external noise, while assisting with the acoustics of the room. These panels are really thin. There was no noise reduction or sound insulation. It did help with the acoustics and reduced the reverb. This is a very good and effective product, for someone on a budget. If you're looking sound treat a room, and really reduce the external noise, you will need to get thicker panels. These helped the audio quality of my recordings, so I will definitely recommend it to anyone.

The media could not be loaded. So, I’ve been on the search for the BEST, “bang for your buck” foam sound-proofing panels.. and I FINALLY found them!.. However!These unfortunately do come with a “russian roulette” type of odds when it comes time to open them up.Before I ordered, I noticed all the negative reviews.. and I was quite worrisome. Since I needed these ASAP for an upcoming piano recital, which I’m recording from home.But, I just went for it.. and bought multiple packs. They arrived very quickly, each and every time I’ve ordered them.Once you open the box, you’ll see multiple packs of them. They’re all tightly bound together, in an outer plastic layer. As you rip through the first layer of plastic it will release the multiple packs (at this point you still don’t know if you got a good one.) It’s as you start to rip open one of the individual packs, you see the air either does absolutely NOTHING.. and the foam stays flat OR it fills the bag up as you are ripping the plastic; due to the expansion of the panels.This is how you can tell immediately if your whole batch is faulty or as advertised (no need to rip open the other individual packs, they’re gonna be the same as the first one you opened.)They’re either 👍🏻 or 🚮 There’s no in-between.You don’t have to wait hours, it happens immediately (at most in a few minutes.)Soaking them in water does eliminate any odors from the foam, but it doesn’t make the foam change in size (so in my opinion, a total waste of time.) The odors are honestly super minimal, nothing that should be of concern.If you want to transform your studio.. help cut down in reverb, quiet the noise between a neighbors wall, or whatever it may be.. these are the most quality you’ll find for this price point.Therefore, I highly recommend these to everyone!You will not be disappointed.. UNLESS.. you get faulty ones, but don’t fret!Just immediately go to Amazon, click return and order some new ones. They usually come next day, open them up. If they’re faulty again.. rinse and repeat. I just would hold off on returning any of them until you have exactly the amount you need in hand.Don’t expect them to ALWAYS come as pictured, as I said.. it’s about a 50/50 shot, generally.So, if you’re willing to take the risk (of wasting a little time potentially).. it’s surely worth the reward of a beautiful studio, on a budget!!Hope you have great luck and success, with whatever you choose to do with these! :)

I recently purchased this product for my gaming room, and overall, I am highly satisfied. It has significantly reduced the noise, making my gaming experience much more immersive. The installation process was straightforward, and the appearance is fantastic, adding a sleek touch to the room.My only gripe concerns the packaging. The product comes in pressure-sealed plastic, which compresses the tiles. As a result, you have to wait for them to fluff back up, and unfortunately, a few tiles remained squished. Despite this minor issue, the product was definitely worth the purchase. They've held up well and are still in great condition to this very day.

Right out of the box these are very thing. I did not do the water soak method to help expand them, I instead chose to leave them out for a few days. The photos attached to this review were taken a few days after letting them sit. They don't include any adhesive, so I found a listing for 3M adhesive tabs. They do seem to dampen sound very slightly. With the 3M tabs they were easy to install. Quality and durability seem a bit on the low side.

The 2 photos are the before and after. I can say one thing. It definitely LOOKS nice. If you want to be decorative then these are definitely worth it. However, we buy these for sound. I will say in my honest opinion, I notice a good difference between having nothing and then adding this foam. My echos are not as noticable if at all, and the natural sound my mic (blue yeti) picks up has soften even more. I like to record gaming youtube videos and play alot of horror games. So when I scream (since I'm scary) some (not alot) of echo gets picked up. So if you're big in audio you'll notice a difference but at the same time everyone's area is different. I also should add, the packaging comes in very clean. It's vacuumed packed so wait about 24 to 48 hours for the foam to take shape before placing them on the wall. I advise cutting a small slice into the packaging to let air do it's thing. As for mounting them, nothing comes with it to do so. Thankfully, I have many command strips that worked beautifully to mount these. However, make sure the strips can hold atleast 12 pounds due to when I used the smaller strips the first few foam fell off the wall. I bought 2 of the 48 pack and have about 12 each color left over. The foam is reusable but I will definitely buy more if needed. Considering how many you get in one packaging, I personally say they're worth the money. I sincerely hope my review helps your purchase!