The perfect product for the budget-conscious, yet acoustically discerning customer.

The Sonomatt-48 acoustic foam panel is cut in the industry standard "eggcrate" style to keep its price low, while still allowing it to function almost as well as 2" Studiofoam Wedges.

*Note*: Due to the manufacturing process, Sonomatt's dimple pattern will not be square to the edges of the panels, so installing them side by side may not be advised from a visual consistency standpoint. It may be the perfect choice for those who intend to cover their sound control materials with acoustical cloth or great for low visibility applications such as equipment closets, computer rooms, backstage treatments and broadcast facilities.

Perfect for the budget-conscious consumer

Cut in the industry standard "egg crate" style

Class B flame retardancy

Will not crumble with age

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Are these actual Auralex brand panels? They're about a 1/4 of the price at other retailers.

A: There are no markings on the panels themselves, but I trust B&H. I have used them to wrap my multimedia room and they work great. I did not buy the Auralex adhesive, and used a spray can of 3M Super 77 (from Home Depot) and it works great.

Q: 2. Do these panels come in other colours? Blue, e.g.

A: We currently offer this 24 pack of 2" X 12" X 12" in gray alone. We do offer other color options like purple (B&H# AUSF222PU) and burgundy (B&H# AUSF222B ) in packs of 12 measuring 2" X 24" X 24" per wedge.

Q: 3. How do these attach to wall?

A: Greetings Kelley, There are a few options for adhering them to the wall. FoamTak Spray adhesive and TubeTak Pro adhesive applied with a caulk gun. These options are permanent. For a more temporary application you could use the adhesives to glue the Wedgies to a cardboard or poster board as a backing. Then hang them as a group on picture frame hooks by carefully piercing the backing. They can also be hung with finishing nails tacked carefully through the Studiofoam at an angle without going all the way through. As mentioned by a community member velcro strips can be used but sometimes fail in sticking to the Studiofoam. Best regards, Kevin

Q: 4. Can I use the USB Thunderbolt 3 to charge the laptop? I thought the specs said it was ok. But I tried with a usb-c wire to usb-wall charger and it prompts "connect a usb pd power supply of 10 w or more" What am I doing wrong? Question #2 if I want to buy a powerbank, what specs should it have? Thank you

A: Based on information in the user manual, you must use the supplied power adapter to charge the notebook ("Charge the battery only with the provided instrument"). Per the specs, the Thunderbolt 3 port supports DisplayPort and Power Delivery but makes no mention of charging.

Q: 5. how many 48' x 24 x 2 panels are there in this offer?

A: The Primacoustic F102-2448-03 2 panels come 6 to a box.

Q: 6. Does this laptop have a touch screen?

A: Yes, it is a touch screen.

Q: 7. How many does this come with?

A: It's one for $4.95. They also sell 24 packs for $109. I bought four individual tiles.

Q: 8. Do they have to be placed edge-to-edge? Is there any problem or advantage of leaving some space between them? If it's ok, how much space is good?

A: Acoustic panels such as the Auralex Studiofoam Wedgies do not have to be placed edge to edge when mounted in a space where acoustic treatment is required. Placement strategy for acoustic treatment depends on how much dampening of reflection is required in the specific space and treating the surfaces that create these reflections.

Q: 9. Does it stink?

A: No it does not this is made out of studio foam

Q: 10. If I have four talent booths I would like these in will one pack of these help for each booth? Are these something I can put a couple on a wall to help with the sound or does the whole wall need to be covered?

A: The Auralex Studiofoam Wedgies (Charcoal Gray, 24-Pack) provide 24 square feet of acoustic treatment coverage per pack. The amount of treatment required in each use case depends on the space and how reflective it is in general. Depending on the size of the booths in question, one pack should usually be enough for each, or could perhaps even be split between two booths.