Adam Hall Eggbox Foam grey 30 mm
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Adam Hall
Eggbox Foam grey 30 mm
Product Info
Article Number:
348090
Brand:
Adam Hall
Model:
Eggbox Foam grey 30 mm
Category:
Broadband Acoustic Absorbers
Price:
$24.20
* Prices may vary. Check retailer for current pricing and availability.
This Adam Hall Eggbox foam is a surprisingly affordable way to tame some reflections in a smaller space or vocal booth. It's not going to replace full acoustic panels, but it's a good starting point for budget-conscious home recordists and podcasters needing a little bit of taming.
Product Description
- Adam Hall Acoustic Foam Absorber 30mm
- Convoluted foam
- Made of soft polyurethane foam
- Versatile use e.g. for lining cases etc.
- Can be used with spray adhesive
- Material thickness: 30 mm
- Sheet size: 200 x 100 cm
- Weight: 0.98 kg
- Colour: Grey
PROS
- • Soft polyurethane offers decent low-mid frequency absorption
- • Large sheet size simplifies coverage of larger areas
- • Lightweight and easy to handle for installation
- • Versatile – useful for lining cases and vocal booths alike
CONS
- • Thin profile limits effectiveness at lower frequencies
- • Grey color may not suit all studio aesthetics
- • Requires adhesive for mounting – not self-adhesive
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Key Features
Material
Soft Polyurethane Foam
Dimensions
200 cm x 100 cm
Thickness
30 mm
NRC Rating
0.75 (estimated)
Mounting
Spray Adhesive Required
Quantity
1 Sheet
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Frequently Asked Questions
It's a budget option, so the absorption isn't as deep or broad as higher-end panels, especially at lower frequencies. Think of it as a gentle taming rather than complete sound deadening.
Absolutely, it’s easy to cut with a sharp utility knife or scissors. Just be mindful of creating dust when cutting polyurethane foam.
While it can help, the thinness limits its effectiveness. For a drum booth, you'd ideally want thicker panels for more robust bass trapping.
