AudioSilk Acoustic Panels, 2 Pack, Large, 116 x 58cm, Mid Grey

Superb quality panels that make a great differnce to room acousitcs. These are well made and look smart and make a huge difference to the room that I record my podcast in, hightly recommended.

Was at first sceptical about these after reading good reviews. I have nothing to worry about as they are great for their use. I ahead 3 of these on the wall behind the hi fi and it has made a difference in the sound stage and reduces distortion.

I recommend having bass traps at least to start with.Benefits: These for the thickness work really really well and look slick. My advice as a sound engineer for installation is to use nails and allow a gap behind them. This will allow both sides to take absorption and air gaps typically allow audio to slow down, this will maximise their use. I bought these and saw them go on offer for £40 for 2 so grabbed 2 more for a total of 6. They are really light so will easily be mounted by 3 nails 2 on the top and one below to hold position. They are also easy to mound as a temp solution in fron of a window to prevent reflections .Cons: Possibly they were a bit pricy, I'd say if they were about £50 for 4 they would be a no question purchase for what they do. For £100 (now down to £80) they are not a bad buy. They are just sheets of some recycled material though. They are somewhat fragile so you need to be gentle with mounting. Below 400hz I think they don't help much, but there is a bit of control that filters of around 300-400hz but these alone wont be enough for a home studio.Don't buy these for sound isolation. These are acoustic absorbtion, this is very different to proofing, these are designed to help with room correction. Its not going to be a solution to play loud music and not annoy the neighbours its for yor experience to help clean up room reflections. If you are not sure I would do research - look for Jesco Lohan on youtube.Final thoughts: Easy to buy, light and work well for midrange frequencies. When used for speech alone they are going to be fine, when used with some further thicker (rockwool 200mm) absorbers they make a great light solution. I just think they are a tad overpriced specially at the original price (4 for £120 come on!). If these start to go for £60 for 4 and below and a set of 8 for £100 I would say grab them as they are a great solution.

Lightweight, stylish practicalI would buy againThank youKeep on falling off the wallsAny suggestions or help

I'd previously used the much smaller acoustic foam squares for deadening the sound in my drum room - and it took a lot of squares and they weren't pretty. Now I'm doing a second room and thought I'd try another option - and so far so good. These are lightweight but cover a much wider area than I expected, easy to fix to the walls and look so much better than the foam squares. I went for the light blue colour and having so many colour options means the room can be kept bright. The sound absorption seems great so far - although I really need more panels to prove that out. Good value for the price - I bought a pack of 2 panels and think next time I will go for the bigger and more cost effective 4 pack.

A professional product and I love the colour options. I went for white panels which match my room perfectly. They are very light in weight, well made, easy to install. You can also cut them down. I can instantly notice a difference in the sound quality in this room, which I use for playing electric guitar and playing music. They are not sound proofing, they just help perfect the sound. I’m already thinking of other uses, such as by the computer or in the TV room. Only disadvantage is I think they are expensive at £60 for the pair, but they do look good.

Easy to install via 3M strips, have stayed put now for 6 months!

I love the colour choices and how these panels look. I’ve looked for acoustic treatment for ages but it’s always been too expensive, doesn’t work or looks rubbish. These look great, are very affordable and are so effective at dampening the sound in my room. Exactly what I need to develop my career as a sound engineer and producer