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Pro Studio Acoustics Acoustic Wedge Foam Panels
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Pro Studio Acoustics Acoustic Wedge Foam Panels

Pro Studio Acoustics

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$69.99 tracked on 2026-10-01. The retailer listing is the price you pay.

Price history · 3 points
2026-08-09 · $69.99 low$69.99 high · 2026-10-01
Which streamers use the Pro Studio Acoustics Acoustic Wedge Foam Panels?
Community gear trackers tie the Pro Studio Acoustics Acoustic Wedge Foam Panels to 1 streamer we cover, including Symfuhny. Reported means trackers agree and nothing first-party confirms it; each streamer page labels its evidence line by line.

Our take on the Pro Studio Acoustics Acoustic Wedge Foam Panels

The Pro Studio Acoustics wedge foam set is a 12 pack of 12 inch acoustic foam tiles, for treating a small stream room. It is tracked at $69.99 and has not moved across 3 points from Aug 9 to Oct 1, 2026, so there is no sale to wait on. The retailer score is 4.2 across only 71 ratings.

Each tile is 2 inches thick, and the set covers 12 square feet with 6 burgundy and 6 charcoal tiles. The listing gives an NRC of 0.65 and says it tames flutter echoes and standing waves in small to medium rooms, which helps a mic sound less boxy. Foam is for echo inside the room rather than for blocking noise from outside. The foam is made in the USA and is rated for fire retardancy under ASTM E84 Class A and CA Technical Bulletin 117.

Pros
  • 12 tiles covering 12 square feet
  • NRC of 0.65 for taming echo
  • Fire retardant to CA TB 117 and ASTM E84 Class A
Cons
  • 12 square feet covers only a small area
  • Rated on only 71 retailer ratings

Streamers reported to use it

Specs

Item Weight1.7 pounds
Product Dimensions15 x 12 x 13 inches
Item model numberPSA-1212W2-CB-12
Color NameBurgundy and Charcoal
Material TypeAcoustic foam, Open cell foam, Soundproofing foam, Studio foam, Wedge foam

Usage comes from community gear trackers and supports a reported label, never a confirmation. How that is decided: editorial policy.