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Black acoustic panels (14)

Black acoustic panels most often end up in recording studios, home cinemas and listening rooms, essentially anywhere that good acoustics need to be paired with reduced light reflection. Dark fabric doesn't scatter light from a projector or the LEDs of studio monitors, which makes it the obvious pick when working next to a screen. In professional audio work, black has been an unofficial standard for years.
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Price range: 114,90 € through 126,90 €
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Price range: 60,90 € through 96,90 €
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100 × 50 cm
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Price range: 74,90 € through 87,90 €
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Price range: 104,90 € through 347,90 €
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Standard element size 240 × 40 cm, slat height and width 4 cm, spacing between slats 2.5 cm
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120 × 55 cm
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Worth Knowing

About black acoustic panels

A strong accent in a modern interior

Black panels also fit well into modern loft and industrial interiors where dark tones are part of the concept, and anywhere a bold design statement is called for. Against light walls they create sharp contrast and immediately draw the eye, so their placement is worth thinking through. A few larger pieces can define the character of a whole room, while too many dark surfaces may make it feel smaller than it is.

Full acoustic performance, no compromise

Functionally, black panels perform identically to versions in any other colour: they absorb reverberation, reduce unwanted reflections and improve overall sound quality. Colour only affects the character of the interior, not the acoustic result. If you’re building a studio, a home cinema or simply prefer darker, atmospheric spaces, black will fit without compromise.