--- product_id: 122380618 title: "Auralex Acoustics Sound Absorption StudioFoam Wedgies, Charcoal 2\" x 12\" x 12\"- 18 Pack" brand: "auralex" price: "¥8796" currency: JPY in_stock: false reviews_count: 2 url: https://www.desertcart.jp/products/122380618-auralex-acoustics-sound-absorption-studiofoam-wedgies-charcoal-2-x-12 store_origin: JP region: Japan --- # Reduces unwanted reflections Eliminates standing waves Precision surface profiling Auralex Acoustics Sound Absorption StudioFoam Wedgies, Charcoal 2" x 12" x 12"- 18 Pack **Brand:** auralex **Price:** ¥8796 **Availability:** ❌ Out of Stock ## Summary > 🎤 Elevate Your Sound Game! ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** Auralex Acoustics Sound Absorption StudioFoam Wedgies, Charcoal 2" x 12" x 12"- 18 Pack by auralex - **How much does it cost?** ¥8796 with free shipping - **Is it available?** Currently out of stock - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.jp](https://www.desertcart.jp/products/122380618-auralex-acoustics-sound-absorption-studiofoam-wedgies-charcoal-2-x-12) ## Best For - auralex enthusiasts ## Why This Product - Trusted auralex brand quality - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Key Features - • **Easy Installation:** Lightweight and user-friendly design for hassle-free setup. - • **Transform Your Space:** Say goodbye to standing waves and hello to crystal-clear sound! - • **Echo-Free Environment:** Experience a studio-like atmosphere with reduced flutter echoes. - • **Versatile Application:** Perfect for studios, home theaters, or any creative space. - • **Ultimate Sound Control:** Minimize slap-back and room ring for professional-grade audio. ## Overview The Auralex Acoustics Sound Absorption StudioFoam Wedgies are designed to enhance audio quality by eliminating standing waves, reducing unwanted reflections, and minimizing room ring. Each pack contains 18 precision-engineered foam wedges, measuring 2" x 12" x 12", perfect for transforming any space into an acoustically optimized environment. ## Description Product Description Studiofoam Wedgies are 1′ squares of 2″ thick Studiofoam and are a great solution for spot treating sound studios, home listening rooms, ISO-booths and more. With slightly more wedges per square foot than 2″ acoustic Studiofoam, Wedgies feature maximized surface area for greater exposure to sound waves. Studiofoam Wedgies are a great solution for small flutter echo problem areas. A famous designer used Wedgies and called to tell us they were even more effective than he’d hoped they’d be, so you know you can trust them to tame your space! From the Manufacturer Auralex’s famous Studiofoam® acoustical panels are the world standard and are the most cost-effective choice for attaining accurate sound. Millions of recording studios, broadcast facilities, churches, schools and home theaters trust Studiofoam® because of its time-proven performance, longevity and value. Auralex® offers the largest selection of sizes and shapes in the industry, complementing many decors. Our proprietary melamine-free Studiofoam® formula is long-lasting and won’t crumble like other brands can. ## Features - Eliminates Standing Waves And Flutter Echoes - Reduces Unwanted Reflections - Decreases Slap-Back And Room Ring - Studiofoam Can Improve Any Space! - Precision Surface Profiling ## Images ![Auralex Acoustics Sound Absorption StudioFoam Wedgies, Charcoal 2" x 12" x 12"- 18 Pack - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71XRJtpFoQL.jpg) ![Auralex Acoustics Sound Absorption StudioFoam Wedgies, Charcoal 2" x 12" x 12"- 18 Pack - Image 2](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/81tYW+UYFEL.jpg) ![Auralex Acoustics Sound Absorption StudioFoam Wedgies, Charcoal 2" x 12" x 12"- 18 Pack - Image 3](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/915maMjaQgL.jpg) ## Available Options This product comes in different **Style** options. ## Questions & Answers **Q: how many they send, only these 2 pieces or?** A: Hi...if you look at the title of the product: Auralex Studiofoam 2 Inches Thick, 1 foot by 1 Foot Wedgies, Charcoal, Box of 24you'll see the quantity is right at the end "Box of 24" **Q: Will these reduce the noise associated with a computer server? I have a server which gives off a lot of hard drive and fan noise. Will these help?** A: These will not help with your issue.Some things that will help your issue:- some manufacturers offer low-noise computer cases. They include sound and vibration dampening features that will help reduce noise.- use fewer, larger fans. 120mm fans can move more air than a smaller fan at lower RPMs. Lower RPMs translate to less "whir".- closely examine your cooling requirements and see how few fans you can get away with using. Fewer fans means less noise.- Look into "silent" chassis and CPU fans. They won't be totally silent, but there are some that are substantially quieter than normal fans.- Switch to solid state drives where possible. They contain no moving parts and are therefore silent. **Q: I intend to ship overseas. What is the dimension of the box containing the 24 counts of wedgies?** A: The box is roughly 24" long by 12" wide by 15" tall **Q: What do ya'll recommend for mounting theses? Looking for something simple and clean, don't want any makes when removed.** A: What i used was some double sided mounting tape from Lowes, it was pretty cheap and it sticks perfectly. It comes off fairly easy as well and doesn't leave any marks. I have them on my wall and a sound booth that i made and they have held up since i put them on which was back in December of 2013. Here is a link so you can see what the tape looks like http://www.amazon.com/Scotch-Heavy-Duty-Mounting-Clear/dp/B00004Z4BU/ref=sr_1_7?ie=UTF8&qid=1397691591&sr=8-7&keywords=double-sided+mounting+tape ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Please read. Some things I think everyone should know. *by D***S on August 12, 2015* The media could not be loaded. This is (by lab test results and general opinion) the best Acoustic Foam Brand out there currently. In my studio, it did exactly what I needed it to do, and I can confidently recommend it. However, you need to know what this is for, I'm not a sound engineer, but this is what I've gathered from a month of looking at tons of videos and reading tons of forums to learn how to sound treat my studio. Also, English is my second language but I'll do my best to explain this clearly.There are two different types of sound treatment, and I really mean they're TOTALLY DIFFERENT: (I'll explain)1) Sound Proofing2) Acoustic Sound Treatment1) Sound proofing: This is when you're trying to make it so no one outside a room hears what goes on inside the room, and vice versa. This foam is NOT FOR THIS PURPOSE. This foam will NOT make your studio/room sound proof, so please don't give it a bad rating if you used it for the wrong purpose.2) Acoustic Sound Treatment: This is what this foam is for. It will catch sound frequencies (specially high and mid frequencies, but definitely not the bass) when they try to bounce on the walls and will absorb a little, and scatter a little in order to reduce the echo or reverberation effect. This will in turn make your studio/room sound "dead" which gives your ears a chance to hear your mix a lot more accurately, and without the room adding it's own sound effect to your creations.In laymen's terms, it absorbs some of the sound because it is porous and waves that try to go through bounce so much they lose momentum and die, and the waves that don't go through get broken up by the pyramid shapes and sent back weaker, and spread out.With that said, there are better ways of treating a studio than this foam. I recommend you look into Fiberglass Panels made with "Owens Corning 703" a quick google search will yield tutorials on how to make these bad boys yourself, and they're many times better than this foam, I guarantee it. I personally use this foam for the ceiling of my studio, and in my recording booth for the ceiling, and a small part of the wall lining. I use the Fiberglass panels for the walls, this combination of the two has yielded Amazing results.How to Adhere: This is a very common question in forums, and every person will give you a different method. Here are 2 of experiences with them, and how I managed to get them on.First attempt - The not so good 3M Super 77 Multipurpose Adhesive Spray method:I wanted to be able to remove them when I move, so at first I tried this 3M Super 77 and sprayed it on the back of the wedges, then put it on the ceiling. That was a DISASTER. I came back the next day to find all of them all on the floor, and I had used the spray generously. To fix this, I sprayed the wedges again, and I also sprayed the area of the ceiling where the blocks are going to be, with adhesive on both ends, it works a lot better.BIG FAT RED WARNING: This spray creates a mist, that could potentially fall on your equipment, and make it sticky for a good while, so if you go with this spray, cover the gear below with newspaper while you spray it on the ceiling, and spray the foam blocks into a piece of cardboard, or outside.The second and better method - 3M High-Strength 90 Spray Adhesive:This spray is a lot stronger, and it shoots a kind of silly string, so it doesn't create the sticky mist that other one does, thus it's a lot safer to use in your studio with all your expensive gear. The only downside, is that once you stick it, it's a lot harder to take off the wall, albeit not impossible. To use this spray you MUST SPRAY BOTH WALL AND FOAM, otherwise it will not stick.Another Tip: This foam works better when you change the direction of the pyramids with every block, as to create this pattern:≡|||≡|||≡|||≡|||≡|||≡|||≡|||≡|||≡|||≡|||≡|||≡|||≡|||≡|||≡|||≡|||≡|||≡|||≡|||≡|||≡|||≡|||Please let me know if there's anything that should be added, or corrected here. I became an Amazon reviewer to help people make the right decision for them, just like many other reviewers have helped me. Also, if you think this has been helpful, please vote it so it will appear first, and others can find it easier. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Works to dampen reflective sound! *by C***S on January 18, 2015* QUICK SUMMARY: Worked to deaden the reflected sound in a small nook of my bedroom that I've turned into a recording studio. Seems like a lot of money for foam, but I'm no sound engineer.BACKGROUND: I've turned an unused make-up counter in my master bedroom into a home recording studio. The built-in make-up counter is walled-in on three sides with a large mirror behind the countertop. Without treatment, the sound was reflecting mightily off all the hard surfaces. On a recommendation, I ordered these Auralex Studiofoam squares to dampen the sound in this area. It worked! The space I'm working with is approximately 2' x 3' x 2'. Ideally, I need 21 squares to cover the walls 3' up from the countertop, and another 6 squares to create a hood over the countertop -- 27 squares total. This set only has 24 squares, so I'm missing a few squares on both side walls right now.INSTALLATION: To attach the Studiofoam squares to my walls and mirror, I used Velcro squares I cut-out from industrial-grade Velcro tape. I only used two small, 1" squares of Velcro per foam square. Seems to work so far to keep the feather-light foam panels in place. I did also try using 3M Duct tape (black, which has moderate adhesion properties), and that didn't work at all, which surprised me. For the hood over the countertop, I used small picture frame hooks and 28-gauge picture frame wire to string thin strands of wire over the countertop, then laid six Studiofoam squares on the overhead wire. That worked very well, but it doesn't look too nice, because the wire does tend to sag a little. The benefit of this whole arrangement is I could completely remove all the squares anytime I want, as none of them are permanently attached to anything.PERFORMANCE: After installing just the squares on the three walls, I sampled my voice above the foamed walls and within the foamed walls. It was very, very noticeable the difference! My voice sounds "dead" when I'm talking into the foamed walls, meaning that it sounds weird, almost muffled (it's not really muffled, of course, it's just that it's harder to hear my voice because so much of my voice energy is absorbed by the foam squares). For my purposes of voice recording, this will really be very beneficial.CONCLUSION: I'm not a musician or recording artist, just somebody who has a need to professionally record my voice at home without a big investment. To me, spending a hundred bucks on something like this is a fairly big investment since it looks just like foam padding you'd find when unpacking a new TV set from its shipping box. Be that as it may, these are doing the job they're intended to do, so all I can quibble on is their price. 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