Auralex 2'x4' Studiofoam panels 12 in all 96 cubic feet

HB27
HB27 Posts: 1,518
edited April 2011 in For Sale (FS) Classifieds
Indianapolis
I'm selling an extra case I don't need of Aurelex Acoustics panels in blue.
2" Studiofoam Wedges. Unused never mounted or installed.
2 feet X 4 feet panels. 12 panels in the case.
I bought two cases and needed only one.
Very effective room treatment material.
Easily cut and shaped with an electric knife. I used a metal yardstick as a guide for perfect cuts.
This case sold for over $500 asking $250 cash or possible trades on tube gear. OR GUY STUFF.
The colors look weird on these and that's the way both cases were when I bought them.
Pick up preferred in Indy.
http://www.auralex.com/acoustic_studiofoam_2w/acoustic_studiofoam_2w.asp
I have an extra new case of Auralex insulation I'll throw in. http://www.auralex.com/sound_isolation_mfi/sound_isolation_mfi.asp
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  • erniejade
    erniejade Posts: 6,321
    edited April 2011
    Do you glue them to the wall or do they have some kind of self sticking thing? Would they stick on a cement wall?
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  • EndersShadow
    EndersShadow Posts: 17,596
    edited April 2011
    erniejade wrote: »
    Do you glue them to the wall or do they have some kind of self sticking thing? Would they stick on a cement wall?

    If they dont have adhesive you could just go to Michael's and buy some spray glue to get them to hold on the cement wall (assuming its watertight and wont get water condensing on it)
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  • HB27
    HB27 Posts: 1,518
    edited April 2011
    erniejade wrote: »
    Do you glue them to the wall or do they have some kind of self sticking thing? Would they stick on a cement wall?

    I used Velcro on mine so I could move them around as needed when I set them up. It does make a difference as to location on them.

    They make adhesives for these to stick to about any surface
  • vc69
    vc69 Posts: 2,500
    edited April 2011
    I can't use the blue or I would get em.

    Great price. Somebody needs to jump on this.

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  • BlueFox
    BlueFox Posts: 15,251
    edited April 2011
    I use thumb tacks for mine. They are so light you can get by with one in the middle at the top if you mount it 2x4. Otherwise, you need one in each top corner if you mount it 4x2.

    As had been said, these things work great. However, you have to be careful because it is easy to over install these and really deaden the sound.
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