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Acoustic Treatment

13 products from Primacoustic. Prices from $92.95 to $2,064.95, including GST. 4 ship within 1-2 business days.

Acoustic treatment helps control reflections, echo and bass buildup in recording studios, music rooms, home theatres, offices and other listening spaces. This range includes Primacoustic absorption panels, ceiling clouds, broadband absorbers and corner bass traps. It suits musicians, producers, voice-over users, content creators and anyone wanting clearer sound without treating the room as a soundproofing project.

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About the Acoustic Treatment range

Choose treatment according to the problem you hear and the area available. Broadband absorption panels help reduce reflected mid and high frequencies at first reflection points, while thicker panels and bass traps address more low-frequency energy. Compare panel dimensions, thickness, coverage, mounting method and published absorption performance where available. Measure the walls, ceiling and corners before ordering. A balanced room usually combines wall or ceiling absorption with corner treatment, rather than covering every surface and making the room excessively dry.

Acoustic treatment improves sound inside a room, but it does not stop noise travelling through walls, doors or windows. Check whether a panel is intended for a wall, ceiling or corner, and allow space for its mounting hardware. The range is organised here under Absorption Panels & Fills, with complete Primacoustic room kits alongside individual panels, ceiling clouds, broadband bass traps and mounting clips. Check each product's dimensions, finish and included hardware, as kits and accessories are not interchangeable by default.

Acoustic Treatment questions

Do acoustic panels soundproof a room?

No. Acoustic panels absorb reflections within a room, helping reduce echo, harshness and reverberation. They do not provide the mass, sealing or structural separation needed to prevent sound entering or leaving through walls, ceilings, doors or windows. Soundproofing requires a different building approach.

How many acoustic panels do I need for a home studio?

The quantity depends on room size, surfaces, listening position and the acoustic problem. Start by treating first reflection points on the side walls and ceiling, then assess whether the rear wall or corners need additional treatment. Room kits can simplify coverage, while individual panels allow a more measured layout.

Where should bass traps go?

Bass traps are generally placed in room corners, where low-frequency energy tends to build up. Corner products such as broadband bass traps are intended for this purpose. They complement wall panels, which are usually positioned at reflection points to control mid and high-frequency reflections.

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