Acoustic Panel, Large, 46" x 23", Mid Grey

These acoustic panels are large and look great in pure white. The price and quality make them a great value. They’re super lightweight, and I mounted one on my door using just Velcro and it holds perfectly. You can mount them without the logo showing, but I honestly think the logo looks great on there. The material feels high quality, and it noticeably improves the acoustics of the room and absorbs a lot of sound. A solid choice for effective sound treatment without paying an arm and a leg.

​I’ve been treating my small home studio for a while now, and this AudioSilk panel made a bigger impact than I expected. As soon as I put it up behind my vocal mic, I noticed less harshness in the recordings and a much tighter sound overall. Reverb tails are shorter, and it cuts down reflections across the mids really effectively. The build quality is good—it’s nice and thick and it covers a wide area. The color I picked adds a nice pop to the room without looking garish. What I especially appreciate is that it’s made from recycled PET, not the cheap chemical smelling foam that I have tried before. I used 3M Command strips to mount it and that worked well, though I’d love to see some included hardware. Packaging was OK, did the job. Overall, this is a great value panel that performs well and looks the part. I’ll likely grab a couple more to cover additional reflection points.

These panels feel solid and well made, with a clean, modern look. I got the two-pack in grey, and they’re a noticeable improvement over foam. They arrive flat, and the material is nice enough that they don’t sag or fold. They’re thin, lightweight, and perform about as well as my old foam absorbers while being roughly half the thickness, with no smell and no wait time for expansion. They also look much, MUCH better, and it’s nice not having to piece together several small squares for the same coverage. Overall, they feel like a step up from foam without the bulk or cost of serious professional panels. While they may not be ideal for detailed mixing, they’re effective at taming flutter echo and controlling chaotic reflections without killing the room vibe. I do wish thicker versions were available, but for the price they’re a solid, practical option. I would recommend them if flutter echo or intense room reflections from are bothering you and you don’t want to (or can’t) drill into the walls to hang heavy panels that stick out 4”.

AudioSilk Acoustic Panels made a huge difference in my room. They were easy to put up, and right away I noticed way less echo and background noise. Music sounds clearer, and talking in the room feels more comfortable too. Plus, they actually look nice on the wall instead of like some ugly studio foam. I’m really happy with them and would definitely buy more.

I bought these for my podcast. They are so simple yet so great! When you’re standing next to them, the sound is softened. I put them in front of me when I record and then move them to the side when I’m done.

These panels are surprisingly high quality — dense, clean-looking, and they perform well acoustically. That said, they were shipped in a large box with no real protection to keep them from shifting around. As a result, one corner on every panel was damaged in the same spot. I’ve turned them so the damaged corners face down, but it’s still a letdown when the product itself is great.

Quick delivery, excellent product. Well made and it absorbs sound well. I like that it comes in a few color options to decorate my wall or to blend into my wall.

Thus far we have only put the panels up but won't be able to tell what impact it will have. Primary focus was for neighbors that can be loud at time. By no means are we thinking this will be a permanent solution, given the instillation in our unit is terrible yet marketed as high end units. But that is only true solution for loud neighbors or loud noise. We opted not to use adhesive or 3m commands strips but instead use eye let screws. They make very minimal left over marks on the wall VS adhesive and strips that may cause more damage. It stands out but still works well to hold up the panels. Thickness is definitely thinner than what you would expect but you have truly ask your self why you are purchasing these in the first place. Durability wise these due feel fragile in some ways as most have said they have received theirs with a bent corner. We didn't have that thankfully. But again if you bend it to much it probably would snap or break. Overall we are happy with the purchase, we did get a credit for it being delayed.