Studioakustik

Studio Acoustic Treatment – Absorbers, Bass Traps and Diffusers

The best monitors in the world can't fix a room that's lying to you — reflections and untamed bass buildup color what you hear before it reaches your ears. This collection covers acoustic panels, bass traps and diffusers for tracking and mixing rooms.

Absorption, diffusion or bass trapping

Broadband absorbers like Mega Acoustic FiberSTANDARD 120 tame reflections across most of the spectrum and are the right first purchase for almost any room. Diffusers scatter reflections instead of killing them, keeping a room from sounding dead. Bass traps target the low-frequency buildup that corners collect — PSI Audio AVAA C214 does this actively and electronically, without needing the deep corner-filling panels a passive trap requires.

Where to start

If you're treating a room for the first time, start with first-reflection points and corners before anything else — Mega Acoustic FiberSTANDARD 60 panels at the mix position handle the reflection points, and Mega Acoustic ABSORBER PM-8D tackles the corners.

The brands we carry

We carry Mega Acoustic and PSI Audio.

Hear it in our Warsaw showroom

The biggest difference between us and a mail-order shop: you can hear the gear before you buy it. Our showroom at Nowogrodzka 6A/102 in Warsaw is there so you can try it on your own material, not a shop demo. Book a visit or just swing by — we'll help without the sales pitch. Call: +48 573 580 840.

FAQ

Do I need to treat the whole room, or just parts of it?

Just parts, usually — first-reflection points on the side walls and ceiling, plus the corners for bass buildup. Full-room treatment is for dedicated studios, not most home setups.

Foam or fiberglass panels?

Fiberglass-core panels like Mega Acoustic's absorb more effectively per centimeter of thickness, especially lower in the spectrum, than thin foam tiles — worth the difference for serious mixing work.

Can an active bass trap replace passive corner treatment?

It solves a different part of the problem — an active trap like the PSI Audio AVAA targets specific room modes electronically without the depth passive bass trapping needs, which is a real advantage in small rooms. Most serious rooms still benefit from some passive treatment too.

Guides & related

• Home Studio Acoustic Treatment: What to Fix First

See also: Studio Monitors · Monitor Controllers · Studio Furniture