t.akustik Highline CBT1 Silver Spruce

I've got 16 of these things in my studio (4x in each corner of the room, running basically from floor to ceiling). They make a huge difference that is not purely psychological (which, as we all know, can be the case with other forms of acoustic treatment). Once mounted, the room sounded much nicer and had that "quiet calm" you get when walking into a properly treated studio.

I also did some before/after acoustic measurements using a 360 measurement microphone and Room EQ Wizard. The bass traps clearly show a huge difference in the mid/low range. For some problematic frequencies (for example, 40Hz and 50Hz in my room), there was a decrease of nearly 15-20dB. Other frequencies were not as extreme, but as noted, there is clearly an audible difference.

On top of that, they look great! I appreciate the wood panels to add a bit of color, so that my studio doesn't look like Darth Vader's bedroom.

These were exactly what i needed for the corners of my room, now it sounds like a different room and after using the app with my monitors we got the placement dialed in perfectly to catch those unwanted frequencies and resonances, i have a small room and the bass now PUNCHES but it's oh so crisp with virtually no rebound. Have them on all 4 corners and in the future may purchase more to go from ceiling to floor but even just in the corners they are working great so far, and make the studio look dope because synths and wood just go so well together, and having wood on my wall mixed with dark foam, dark paint, and also some other wood / foam wall traps i have just makes me happy the moment i walk into my studio. They are more expensive than regular foam but if you want that extra flair you gotta pay for it and i do think the wood helps diffuse some of those unwanted frequencies into the foam.