2″ Impression Series Panel Diffuser/Absorber

The Impression Series is ideal for creating an even balance of low-mid absorption without losing high frequency presence. The Impression Series acoustic foam panels feature beautifully decorative, semi-reflective rigid plates for not only a stylish appearance but also diffusion at high frequencies giving the proper balance needed.

Half the battle when treating small rooms is to obtain a smooth low-mid frequency response without over-absorbing the high-end frequencies. Find an even balance of low-mid absorption while maintaining the high-end with these panels for maximized results.

The Impression Series Acoustic Foam not only performs well in critical listening environments (audio rooms or studios) but is a perfect fit for any room in your home. They are also ideal for public places where the room acoustics interfere with your enjoyment. It could be your workplace or a local restaurant where speech intelligibility is compromised or the room has too much reverberation and is too loud. Whatever the space – living room, an office conference room, restaurant dining room, meeting room, hotel lobby, house of worship, lecture hall, or school cafeteria – balancing room acoustics is vital.

The rigid plates are similar to those used on our Alpha Series and work like a range limiter as they reflect high frequency content to retain life inside the room. In addition, the plates provide a scattering effect from the cutout pattern. Read about the difference between the Alpha Series and Impression Series designs.

In the Home Studio

For rooms looking for attractive and affordable high-performing sound absorption, our eye-catching designs combined with proven results make our acoustic foam panels the go-to product for home studios to improve recording and mixing. Available in Charcoal gray foam, the 2.25″ thick 23″ x 23″ square comes with a front-plate that has a stunning design and adds diffusion for scattering upper frequencies. Space the acoustic foam panels at first-reflection points, behind speakers, and around the room at effective reflection areas to eliminate low to mid-range frequency build-up to make better mixing and recording decisions in a home studio environment.