Help & FAQs

General Information

What Products Does Studio Acoustics Offer?
Do You Offer Custom Solutions?

Yes! We understand that every space is unique. We offer custom-sized panels, fabric choices, and tailored acoustic solutions to meet your specific needs. Please contact our sales team to discuss your project requirements.

Where Are Your Products Made?

We prioritize quality and craftsmanship. Our products are manufactured with premium materials, ensuring durability and performance.Specific manufacturing locations may vary, and detailed information about materials and manufacturing can be provided upon request.

Can I Visit Your Showroom?

Currently, we operate online. However, we provide detailed product information and high-resolution images to help you make informed decisions.

Can I Get A Sample Of The Materials?

Yes, we offer material samples. Please contact our support team to request samples.

Product Information

What Are Acoustic Panels And How Do They Work?

Acoustic panels are designed to absorb sound waves, reducing reverberation and echo within a space. They are typically made from sound-absorbing materials like foam, mineral wool, or fabric-wrapped panels.

What Kind Of Acoustic Panels Do I Need?

It depends! Different panels excel at absorbing different frequencies. For low rumbles, thicker panels like bass traps are your best bet. For high-pitched chatter, thinner Acoustic panels work wonders. We have handy buying guides and product descriptions to help you choose.

How Do I Choose The Right Acoustic Panels For My Space?

Choosing the right acoustic panels depends on several factors, including:

  • The size and shape of your room.
  • The intended use of the space (e.g., home studio, office, theater).
  • The specific sound issues you are addressing (e.g., reverberation, echo, noise transmission).

We recommend consulting our product descriptions and contacting our support team for personalized recommendations.

What Is The Difference Between Acoustic Panels And Soundproofing Materials?

Acoustic panels are designed to improve sound quality within a room by absorbing sound waves and reducing reverberation. Soundproofing materials, on the other hand, are used to block sound from entering or exiting a room.

What's The Difference Between Absorption And Diffusion?
  • Absorption: Reduces sound energy by converting it into heat, minimizing echo and reverberation.
  • Diffusion: Scatters sound waves, creating a more even and natural sound field.
Will Acoustic Panels Soundproof My Room Completely?

Not entirely. They significantly reduce noise, but complete soundproofing involves more extensive measures like wall insulation. However, our panels can make a dramatic difference in most situations.

What Are Bass Traps And Why Are They Important?

Bass traps are designed to absorb low-frequency sound waves, which tend to accumulate in corners. They are essential for controlling bass buildup and improving overall sound clarity.

How Do I Calculate The Number Of Panels I Need?

The number of panels required depends on the room’s dimensions and desired acoustic performance. We offer consultation services to help you determine the optimal coverage.

Ordering & Payment

How do I place an order?

You can place an order directly through our website, https://studioacoustics.in. Simply browse our product catalog, add items to your cart, and proceed to checkout.

What Payment Methods Do You Accept?

We accept various payment methods, including credit/debit cards, online bank transfers, and other secure payment gateways.

Can I Pay Cash On Delivery (COD)?

Go cashless! We currently don’t offer Cash on Delivery (COD) due to the nature of our products. But don’t worry, online payments are safe and secure with us. Choose from credit/debit cards, UPI, or net banking for a smooth checkout.

Is My Payment Information Secure?

Yes, we use secure SSL encryption to protect your payment information. Your data is handled with the utmost care and confidentiality.

Can I Get A Gst Invoice?

Yes, we provide GST invoices for all orders. Please ensure you provide your GST details during the checkout process.

Can I Get A Quote For A Bulk Order?

Absolutely! Please contact our sales team at sales@studioacoustics.in for bulk order inquiries and special pricing.

Shipping & Delivery

What Are Your Shipping Costs?

Shipping rates vary depending on the order size, weight, and destination. You can view the shipping cost during the checkout process.

How Long Does Delivery Take?

Delivery times vary depending on your location and the availability of the product. Typically, delivery takes 14 to 21 business days within india. We will provide an estimated delivery date at checkout.

Do You Ship Internationally?

Yes, we offer international shipping. Please contact us for a quote and estimated delivery times.

How Can I Track My Order?

Once your order is shipped, you will receive a tracking number via email or whatsapp. You can use this tracking number to monitorthe delivery status on the courier’s website.

What Should I Do If My Order Arrives Damaged?

If your order arrives damaged, please contact us immediately with photos of the damage. We will arrange for a replacement or refund.

Installation & Maintenance

How Do I Install Acoustic Panels?

Installation instructions are provided with each product. Generally, acoustic panels can be mounted using:

  • Screws or mounting clips.
  • Suspension systems for ceiling panels.

          We also offer installation services in select areas. Contact us for more details.

Can I Install The Panels Myself?

Most definitely! Our panels are designed for easy DIY installation. We provide clear instructions and even have helpful video tutorials to guide you through the process. Plus, if you get stuck, our friendly customer support team is just a call or email away.

Where Should I Place Acoustic Panels?

Optimal placement depends on the specific issues you’re addressing. Generally, placing panels at first reflection points (where sound bounces off surfaces) is effective. For detailed guidance, consider our consultation services.

How Do I Maintain Acoustic Panels?

Most acoustic panels require minimal maintenance. Regularly dusting or vacuuming them is sufficient to keep them clean.

Returns & Warranty

Can I Return My Purchase?

We want you to be happy with your purchase, but due to the custom nature of some of our panels, returns are not accepted for custom-made orders. However, for standard panels, you can return them within a day of delivery for a refund, subject to a 30% restocking fee and the cost of return shipping. Please note that you’ll be responsible for any damage caused during return shipping.

What Is Your Return Policy?

We offer a 2 days return policy for unused and undamaged products. Please refer to our Returns & Refunds page for detailed information.

How Do I Initiate A Return?

To initiate a return:

  1. Contact our customer support team with your order number and reason for return.
  2. We will provide you with a return authorization and instructions.
  3. Pack the items securely and ship them back to us.
Who Pays For Return Shipping?

Return shipping costs are typically the responsibility of the customer, unless the return is due to a defect or error on our part.

What's Included In The 3-year Limited Warranty?

We stand behind our products! Your Studio Acousticis panels are covered for 3 years against manufacturing defects and material flaws. We’ll gladly replace or repair any faulty panels within this period.

What Isn't Covered By The Warranty?

Normal wear and tear, accidental damage, improper installation, and modifications are not covered. We’re happy to help troubleshoot installation issues, but any damage caused by incorrect mounting or use is your responsibility.

Technical Questions

What Is The Noise Reduction Coefficient (NRC)?

The NRC is a measure of how much sound a material absorbs. An NRC of 1.0 means the material absorbs 100% of the sound, while 0.0 means it absorbs none.

What Are Reverberation Times And How Do Acoustic Panels Affect Them?

Reverberation time (RT60) is the time it takes for sound to decay by 60 dB in a room. Acoustic panels reduce RT60 by absorbing sound waves, resulting in a clearer and more controlled sound environment.

What Is Sound Transmission Loss (STL)?

Sound transmission loss (STL) measures how effectively a material blocks sound transmission. Higher STL values indicate better soundproofing performance.

General Questions

Acoustic Panel or Diffuser?

Acoustic panels absorb sound to reduce echo and reverberation, making the sound clearer. Diffusers scatter sound waves to maintain liveliness while still improving sound quality. Use panels to control unwanted reflections and diffusers to create a more spacious sound.

Acoustic Panel vs Acoustic Foam?

Acoustic panels are generally denser and more effective at absorbing a wider range of frequencies compared to acoustic foam. While foam can help with high-frequency reflections, panels often offer better overall sound control and can be more aesthetically pleasing.

Acoustic Panel vs Bass Trap?

Acoustic panels primarily target mid and high-frequency reflections. Bass traps are specifically designed to absorb low-frequency sound waves (bass) that tend to build up in corners, creating a boomy sound. Often, both are used for balanced sound treatment. 

Acoustic Panel for Walls?

For effective sound absorption on your walls, we recommend our Ultra Series Acoustic Panels

Acoustic Panel for Ceiling?

To improve the acoustics of your ceiling, consider our Ultra Acoustic Panel

Acoustic Panel for Home Theater?

For an optimized home theater sound experience, check out our Home Theater Acoustic Panel Kit

Acoustic Panel for Studio?

To treat the sound in your studio effectively, we recommend our Home Studio Acoustic Panel Kit

What is Sound Proofing Material?

Soundproofing materials are dense and heavy products designed to block sound from passing through walls, ceilings, or floors. Examples include mass-loaded vinyl, thick drywall, and specialized insulation.

What is Sound Proofing?

Soundproofing is the process of reducing the amount of sound that transmits from one space to another. It aims to block sound from entering or leaving a room.

How Does Sound Proofing Work?

Soundproofing works by using dense materials to add mass, creating air-tight seals to prevent sound waves from traveling through gaps, and sometimes by decoupling structures to reduce vibration transfer.

Still have questions?

Don't worry, we're here to help! Our friendly acoustic experts are just a phone call or email away. We'll answer your questions, recommend solutions, and guide you through the process