ATS Acoustic Panel 24x48x2, Fire Rated, Square Edge, Latte Color

I put two up in a home office nook and it noticeably reduced the echo from work calls. They are well built, nice and thick, and look great on the wall. Installation was a breeze with the provided hardware.

I was very pleased with the quality, performance, and value of these acoustic panels. They shipped quickly, were packaged very nicely, and have improved the sound quality in all of the rooms we have installed them in so far!

They were very square and sturdy. Backing was decent particle board which holds everything together nicely. They are on the left wall from me and when I installed them I noticed a greatly reduced amount of reverb. They were so nice, That I just ordered a few more products from them. I'll update when I revive them.

1) Yes, you probably can build one yourself for less, but it won't be worth it. Because of the time you need to spend and you have to buy the materials in bulk, which will drive up the total cost and by the time you're done, you may easily have left over materials. This is about $70 a panel, it just makes financial sense to buy it then make your own.2) Great quality, what you don't see in the picture is that behind the panel, it's a piece of plywood, thin, but wood nevertheless. And because it's thin, it keeps the weight down.3) Weights very little, which is great, because who wants to hang heavy stuff on the wall?4) Performance is great, does what it supposed to do. My listening to shape is really bad, these panels made a huge difference.5) So I ordered two panels, one of them was a bit warped, I emailed ATS, and they sent me a new one in a few days. Great customer service.I highly recommend these panels.

They work well, just go with your gut and maybe a little research. I fell down the rabbit hole with YouTube videos, preferring the "math" videos over allegorical vids.In the end, my contractor and I agreed on the placement. The amount of room reflectivity is significantly decreased... I'm sitting 8' from Klipsch La Scalas (Heresy IIs as a center channel, SVS subwoofers)...only so much can be done with my den

Well made and attractive enough to put in my living room. They absorb sound well.

Very well built acoustic panels. It made one of the best improvement for my system. It reduces high frequency glare in the room, improved imaging and as a result, tightens up the bass definition by a noticable margin.Be ware though that they are custom built and mine took almost 4 weeks to arrive. -1 star for that.

I like these acoustic panels because they don't look like those typical foam square panels. Some advice is to space them out according to the size of the wall. Take the length of the wall and subtract the total width of the panels. Then divide by the number of spaces on each side of the panels which in my picture is three. That will give you your spacing/gap you should have between each of them. I only installed three so far. I have three more to go and I already noticed a difference with the reverb/echo.