Advanced Acoustics Euphonic Studio Starter Kit - Large

Recording studios, control rooms, and rehearsal spaces — larger rooms. The Large Euphonic Starter Kit provides double the tile coverage of the Small kit alongside full-length 915mm bass traps, suited to larger room dimensions or environments requiring more thorough Class C treatment. The combination of wedge and bevel profiles produces a varied wall surface with a dynamic visual result. The kit is designed as a comprehensive starting point that can be expanded with additional tiles or bass traps as required. Use the Coverage Calculator to determine whether the Small or Large kit is appropriate for your room dimensions.

Complete treatment package — mixed-profile tiles and bass traps in one kit. The kit pairs the mixed Wedge and bevelled tile pack with the matching Wedge Bass Trap, providing a coordinated treatment package that addresses both the broadband frequency range handled by the wall tiles and the low-frequency build-up handled by the corner bass traps. The mixed profile produces a varied surface texture across the wall installation.

Specification and compliance. 30kg/m³ foam density. Crib 5 and Schedule 1, Part 1 of the Furnishings and Furniture (Fire)(Safety) Regulations 1988 (amended 1989). Wedge tile size 305mm × 305mm × 40mm. Bevelled tile size 305mm × 305mm × 55mm. Bass trap size 915mm × 305mm × 305mm. 24 wedge tiles + 24 bevelled tiles + 4 bass traps per kit. Mid Grey and Dark Grey. Manufactured in the UK and shipped uncompressed from stock.

Installing our acoustic foam tiles and bass traps included in this kit is very simple.  The first step to take is to work out your preferred layout of acoustic tiles and bass traps.  Do a sketch on paper first to make sure that the layout looks right and you have enough acoustic foam and space for your planned design.  It is best to have small to medium sized clusters of acoustic foam tiles evenly distributed as opposed to one huge cluster of tiles in the middle of a wall.

Once the acoustic tiles and bass traps are mounted to the wall or ceiling they are hard to remove so it is important to get the layout right before you begin.  Once you have a sketch of the layout you plan you can then mark up the wall with the layout.  You can either use pencil, masking tape or lasers to layout the design on the wall or ceiling.

When mounting the acoustic foam to the wall or ceiling apply Advanced Acoustics Contact Adhesive to both the back of the tile or bass traps and the mounting surface.  There is no need to heavily cover the acoustic foam or wall with adhesive, a band of adhesive around the perimeter of the tile or bass trap along with 50% - 75% coverage of the rest of the acoustic tile or bass trap will be fine.  Use the same equivalent amount on the wall.  Avoid overspray on the product and the wall so that adhesive can’t be seen when the tiles are in place.  Masking Tape on the wall will help with this.  If you do get webbing overspray on the tile, don’t touch it, allow it to dry, in most cases you will be able to peel the adhesive off.

We would recommend that you install your Bass Traps first.  You can re-confirm that everything is going to fit and look right before continuing with installing the acoustic tiles.

The adhesive we supply is solvent based so we recommend that you keep all doors of the room and any windows open whilst completing the installation.

If you prefer to have a more temporary installation of acoustic tiles you can mount the tiles onto 6mm MDF or ply to create panels of acoustic tiles.  These panels can then be hung on the wall using a D-Ring and picture hook for a damage free installation.  If fitting them to a ceiling then 4 mirror plates would be required.

What do I gain from the Euphonic kit over the standard Wedge kit?

The Euphonic pairs 40mm Wedge tiles with 55mm bevelled tiles, and the combination reaches NRC 0.80 (Class C) against 0.60 (Class D) for an all-Wedge kit. The gain is in the mids: 0.36 at 250Hz and 0.82 at 500Hz, compared with 0.25 and 0.47 for the Wedge. You also get a more varied, architectural wall surface from the two profiles. The bass traps are the same Wedge traps supplied in the Wedge kit.

What difference do the 3ft bass traps in the Large kit make?

Each 3ft trap is 915mm long against 610mm for the 2ft traps in the Small kits, and it absorbs more at low frequencies: Equivalent Absorption Area of 0.9 at 160Hz, against 0.5 to 0.7 for the 2ft traps depending on the profile. Across the four traps that is about 3.7m of corner length, a little over a third of the vertical corner length in a room with a 2.4m ceiling. The tiles also cover 4.46m². The traps are modules, so they can be stacked, and extra traps can be added to build up corner height.

Will the kit make my room sound dead?

Unlikely. The kit covers a modest share of the room's surfaces and is placed at specific reflection points, so most rooms stay lively. Foam tiles absorb mid and high frequencies, and if a room starts to sound dull or lifeless, you've gone far enough — stop adding tiles. The bass traps reduce low-frequency boom without deadening the room's overall character.

Do I need to put tiles on the ceiling?

It depends on the application but usually, yes. Treat the reflection points nearest the listening or recording position first — the side walls and the ceiling above it are the usual priorities. If you don't have enough tiles to cover everything, prioritise those first reflection points over the rest of the room and extend the treatment from there.

What if my room still doesn't sound right after fitting the kit?

All products carry a 30-day money-back guarantee. If the improvement is less than you expected, the cause is usually placement or coverage rather than the product. Contact us with your room dimensions and a photo and we'll advise on layout before you decide whether to return anything. Call 01623 643609 or email info@advancedacoustics-uk.com.

Mixed Wedge and Bevelled Acoustic Foam Tiles (48) — 24 × Wedge (305mm × 305mm × 40mm) + 24 × Bevelled (305mm × 305mm × 55mm). Combined NRC 0.80 (Sound Absorption Class C). Absorption: 0.36 at 250Hz, 0.82 at 500Hz, 0.93 at 1000Hz, 1.05 at 2000Hz, 1.13 at 4000Hz.

Wedge Corner Bass Traps 3ft (4) — 305mm × 305mm × 915mm. Equivalent Absorption Area per object: 0.2 at 50Hz, 0.2 at 63Hz, 0.2 at 80Hz, 0.5 at 100Hz, 0.7 at 125Hz, 0.9 at 160Hz.

Construction. 30kg/m³ foam density. Crib 5 and Schedule 1, Part 1 of the Furnishings and Furniture (Fire)(Safety) Regulations 1988 (amended 1989). Mid Grey and Dark Grey. Manufactured in the UK and shipped uncompressed from stock.