t.akustik Highline A1 White Wood

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t.akustik Highline A1 White Wood

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Highline A1 White Wood

4.7 Expert Rating

Product Info

Article Number: 448979
Model: Highline A1 White Wood
Price: $251.90

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These t.akustik Highline A1s are a solid, budget-friendly option for treating smaller home studios or vocal booths. The wood finish is a nice touch that elevates the look beyond typical acoustic foam, and they'll tame those harsh mid-range reflections nicely. Perfect for podcasters or musicians needing to clean up a space without a huge investment.

Product Description

  • t.akustik Highline A1 White Wood
  • Absorber Set
  • Optimises room acoustics
  • Main frequency range: approx. 400 to 3150 Hz
  • Material: Polyester acoustic foam
  • Flame retardant in accordance with FMVSS 302; Burning rate: < 100 mm/min
  • Dimensions per absorber panel (W x D x H): 600 x 600 x 70 mm
  • Colour: Anthracite / White with wood grain
  • Set contents: 6 Absorber panels
PROS
  • • Polyester foam offers excellent broadband absorption, especially in mid-range frequencies.
  • • Wood grain finish adds a touch of visual sophistication to the studio.
  • • Flame retardant construction provides a welcome safety measure for recording spaces.
  • • Panel size provides decent flexibility for room placement and coverage.
CONS
  • • 70mm thickness is relatively thin; deeper absorbers generally perform better.
  • • Anthracite/white color scheme might not suit all studio aesthetics.
  • • Limited quantity of panels; may require more for larger rooms.

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Key Features

Material Polyester acoustic foam & wood grain veneer
Dimensions 600 x 600 x 70 mm
Thickness 70 mm
NRC Rating Estimated 0.75 - 0.9 across 400-3150 Hz (typical for this class)
Mounting Likely rear-mounted with pre-drilled holes; hardware not included
Quantity 6 panels

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Frequently Asked Questions

Thicker panels generally offer lower frequencies absorption, so these are best for mid-range control. Supplementing with bass traps is recommended for a more complete treatment.
Standard wood screws or construction adhesive are suitable, but ensure the wall material can support the weight. Consider using D-rings and wire for a floating effect.
The finish is likely a laminate, so it should be fairly resistant to fading, but prolonged direct sunlight exposure is best avoided.

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