TroyStudio Thickened Acoustic Panels, 31.5 x 23.6 x 0.5 Inches Pack of 6 Felt Wall Decor Tile Sound Absorbing Board, Noise Reverb Echo Dampening Soundproof Padding for Door Music Recording Home Studio

I am a long time (50yrs) software engineer and the server on my desk was "noisy". Nothing wrong with it but simply machine noise. I bought these and put one between me and the server. WOW! What a difference! When I find time I'm going to build an enclosure and line it with these...probably silent at that point. Definitely recommend.

Excellent purchase. They are designed well and work as intended.

These are not white, quite bluish actually. We had a difficult time getting them to stick to the wall. Finally used rubber cement on a 3m mounting tape and the panel, then stuck the glued tape to the glued panel. That seems to have made the tape stick.

First the panels are very sturdy, solid, and look professional. I had no anxiety about mounting them right on the front wall of my home theater, beneath the front screen. They look great and I noticed the clarity in music and movies improved. Better separation in musical instruments, dialogue was clearer. I think its a very good deal.

Very good panels. Sturdy and in good thickness. It comes in 6 so you may have to place space in between to have the wall cover as much as possible.i think it works well even with some space.

Whether you plan on using this product as a noise reducer or sound proofer or sound absorber - it is completely useless. A thick sweater absorbs more noise/bass/sound than this useless piece of material.

I have a medium size basement recording studio and I bought a 6 pack of these to put on the ceiling above the drum kit to hopefully create some sound absorption. I used heavy duty Scotch adhesive fasteners, 4 on each panel, and arranged them on the ceiling. Within a day or 2 all of them had fallen off the ceiling. I think I might try using a fabric glue on my next attempt. They honestly didn't seem to make a huge difference upstairs, decibel-wise. These aren't cheap either. I think maybe if you splurge on 30-40 of these panels it might make a difference but that will cost a few hundred dollars and I'm sure there are better options out there. I've seen reviews where people said they weren't really white, but these that I got were pretty white. Overall, I don't think they're worth almost $100 for 6, but I have no idea what goes into making them.

Helped reduce sound on thin doors n walls could hoot n hollar at video games without disturbing roommate

Great product but I bought 4 boxes and need probably 2 more , hopefully they get more stock ?

they have blocked around 10db of noise in my car, it's very useful

Very well built and as advertised

Made no difference whatsoever.