Vicoustic Cinema Round Premium White

These panels are easy to glue & fix, except if used on ceilings, where gravity will fight your glue and your patience, so do take care.
Their effect on the room acoustic is even more (positively) apparent and useful than the Vicoustic graphs & specs might have you believe, so it's money well spent in this category, as you have to look for proper glasswool/rockwool acoustic panels to get better results.
The shape is nice and neatly executed, only the withe fabric stretched across the front is perhaps not as white as one might think, and the fact that it's stretched over greyish coloured foam makes it look even a tad darker, so watch out if pairing them with other white elements or placing them on a truly white wall, or embrace your...
50 Shades Of White.
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I was hesitant about spending so much on some pieces of white foam but read some reviews and went for it. I have a home studio in the garage. Its a square box and sounds terrible. I had set up my mix gear and speaker and found the mix picture far from clear. I was getting all sorts of frequency bounce in that room. Then I tried to put up these very light Vicoustic foam pieces. I found the "first reflection" point and put a few pieces there, then 1 behind each speaker. Things were getting clearer. I hung one above my head and one directly in front of me. The picture became super clear! These little critters work and they are well worth the money. My advise if your thinking about them for home studio is get the "first reflection points" and then experiment until you find the right spots to put them. Really worked for me and my little studio sounds great now. Kind of incedible.
FYI I hung them on simple screws on the wall. Much easier to patch and clean if I want to move later. The glue idea tears the wall up.
I totally would buy these again knowing how much they changed the sound in my room for the better.