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Acoustic Myths and Realities
	Egg Carton Test Since entering the acoustics arena in the seventies, we have heard many stories over and over. One of these is that the acoustic foams are no more than a fancy packaged version of egg cartons. Read the results of the Egg Carton Test »

	Painted Foam We tested the assumption that painted acoustical foam would not absorb sound as well as natural, unpainted acoustical foam. It didn’t work that way. Read the analysis of Painted Foam used for acoustics »

	Carpet on the Wall Floor carpet was often used in studios as acoustical wall treatment. We had an independent lab test “Thick Pile Carpet” acoustically. Read the acoustic results of the Carpet test »

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