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Category: Sound Absorbing

Acoustic Foam or Fiberglass: Which is Better?

Posted on December 15, 2020

A popular solution for sound absorption for interior spaces is acoustical foam. Foam’s primary selling point is that it’s “cheap.” This is true, foam can be very inexpensive. However, if the product doesn’t do the job, any amount of spend is wasted spend. At Acoustics America, we want our customers to get the best value […]

Sound Blocking vs. Sound Absorbing

Posted on October 30, 2020

It’s important to know that Acoustic Panels and Clouds are sound-absorbing products. They are not designed to block or prevent the transfer of sound from one space to another. Acoustic panels and clouds are designed to effectively reduce echo, reverberation and ambient noise. By addressing these issues, these products can dramatically improve sound quality and […]

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