Auralex Introduces SonoLite Bass Traps at the 2012 NAMM Show

The Press Desk at Gearslutz.com · 19th January 2012

AURALEX INTRODUCES SONOLITE BASS TRAPS
AT THE 2012 NAMM SHOW
SonoLite Bass Trap Absorbers Offer a Cost-Effective, Easy-to-Install
Low-Frequency Sound Solution

Auralex® Acoustics, Inc., unveils its new SonoLite™ Bass Trap at the 2012 NAMM Show (Hall A, Booth 6798).

Auralex’s new SonoLite Bass Trap is a 3" thick, 2? x 2? fabric-wrapped Studiofoam®Pro core absorption panel. SonoLite Bass Traps are the perfect solution for low-frequency sound control. The core of each panel is made of Auralex’s StudiofoamPro acoustical foam; the panel is then covered in a velour fabric to add a stylish appeal to accent the decor of any room.

SonoLite Bass Traps are reverse-beveled for corner mounting. The panel is plastic-backed for improved rigidity and durability. SonoLite Bass Traps are packaged with six EZ-Stick™ SonoLite Mounting Tabs for incredibly easy, removable installation.

Based on Auralex’s SonoLite absorption panels, which are designed to reduce unwanted reflections and flutter echo in critical listening environments such as control rooms, live rooms and rehearsal spaces, the SonoLite Bass Traps are also available in both black and tan finish.

Quality bass traps that are substantial enough have always been expensive to buy or intricate and time-consuming to build, but not anymore. SonoLite Bass Traps are very affordable and easy to install. For a cost-effective yet tasteful way to improve the acoustics in any room, SonoLite Bass Trap absorption panels are the solution.

StratMan2604 · 20th January 2012

do they work? lol

MrJaneFinch · 22nd January 2012

Any word on the price point?

cnatryl · 28th January 2012

id love to save some dough and finish off a couple rooms with this stuff, but im skeptical, anyone have any feedback on these yet?

Big_Bang · 3rd February 2012

Quote:

... which are designed to reduce unwanted reflections and flutter echo ...

on bass traps? Not that they would't, but...

Don't want to ditch on the marketing, but I'd like to see some specs.

hardcoreCAP · 17th February 2012

i've fallen over to the DIY paneling....just did it and i love it

tomdarude · 17th February 2012

3" acoustic foam bass panels?

seem´s I missed this acoustic class in university

19th January 2012	#1
The Press Desk at Gearslutz.com News Desk Editor Joined: Nov 2005 Location: In cyber space Posts: 928 Thread Starter	Auralex Introduces SonoLite Bass Traps at the 2012 NAMM Show AURALEX INTRODUCES SONOLITE BASS TRAPS AT THE 2012 NAMM SHOW SonoLite Bass Trap Absorbers Offer a Cost-Effective, Easy-to-Install Low-Frequency Sound Solution Auralex® Acoustics, Inc., unveils its new SonoLite™ Bass Trap at the 2012 NAMM Show (Hall A, Booth 6798). Auralex’s new SonoLite Bass Trap is a 3" thick, 2? x 2? fabric-wrapped Studiofoam®Pro core absorption panel. SonoLite Bass Traps are the perfect solution for low-frequency sound control. The core of each panel is made of Auralex’s StudiofoamPro acoustical foam; the panel is then covered in a velour fabric to add a stylish appeal to accent the decor of any room. SonoLite Bass Traps are reverse-beveled for corner mounting. The panel is plastic-backed for improved rigidity and durability. SonoLite Bass Traps are packaged with six EZ-Stick™ SonoLite Mounting Tabs for incredibly easy, removable installation. Based on Auralex’s SonoLite absorption panels, which are designed to reduce unwanted reflections and flutter echo in critical listening environments such as control rooms, live rooms and rehearsal spaces, the SonoLite Bass Traps are also available in both black and tan finish. Quality bass traps that are substantial enough have always been expensive to buy or intricate and time-consuming to build, but not anymore. SonoLite Bass Traps are very affordable and easy to install. For a cost-effective yet tasteful way to improve the acoustics in any room, SonoLite Bass Trap absorption panels are the solution. Attached Thumbnails __________________ Manufacturers / dealers / distributors please contact thepressdesk AT gearslutz.com for guidelines on what you are allowed to post in this forum. Often it can be better to post your OWN press releases than to send them in.

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