Plus Acoustic Panels
High-performance absorption with a refined, architectural look. Use this page to tell the Plus story (materials, feel, intended use).
Designed to feel like part of the architecture — clean lines, tight seams, and a modern-vintage palette.
Reduce flutter echo and reflections for tighter imaging, cleaner vocal presence, and more consistent mixes.
Mix sizes for first-reflection control, rear wall treatment, or balanced coverage across listening positions.
Products
A 2” panel that combines broadband absorption with a resonating core for superior mid- and low-frequency control in high-performance spaces.
A 2” panel that combines broadband absorption with a resonating core for superior mid- and low-frequency control in high-performance spaces.
A 2” panel that combines broadband absorption with a resonating core for superior mid- and low-frequency control in high-performance spaces.
A 2” panel that combines broadband absorption with a resonating core for superior mid- and low-frequency control in high-performance spaces.
FAQ
What are Plus Acoustic Panels designed for?
Plus Acoustic Panels are designed for rooms that need strong broadband absorption with a refined architectural finish. They work well in studios, home theaters, listening rooms, and other spaces where reflection control and visual integration both matter.
Where should I place Plus Acoustic Panels?
A common starting point is the first-reflection areas on the side walls and ceiling, followed by the rear wall or other strong-reflection surfaces. Final placement depends on the room geometry, listening position, and whether the priority is recording, mixing, speech, or playback.
How many Plus Acoustic Panels do I need?
The right quantity depends on room size, surface finishes, and the amount of control you want. Start by treating the highest-impact reflection points, then add coverage as needed for a more balanced decay and consistent listening area. A room analysis can provide a more precise plan.