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Auralex Introduces SonoLite Bass Traps At 2012 NAMM Show

Auralex Acoustics, Inc., unveils its new SonoLite Bass Trap at the 2012 NAMM Show (Hall A, Booth 6798). A cost-effective, easy-to-install low-frequency sound solution, Auralex’s new SonoLite Bass Trap is a 3” thick, 2′ x 2′ fabric-wrapped Studiofoam Pro core absorption panel. The core of each panel is made of Auralex’s StudiofoamPro acoustical foam; the panel is then covered in a velour fabric to add a stylish appeal to accent the decor of any room.

SonoLite Bass Traps are reverse-beveled for corner mounting. The panel is plastic-backed for improved rigidity and durability. SonoLite Bass Traps are packaged with six EZ-Stick SonoLite Mounting Tabs for easy, removable installation.

Based on Auralex’s SonoLite absorption panels, which are designed to reduce unwanted reflections and flutter echo in critical listening environments such as control rooms, live rooms and rehearsal spaces, the SonoLite Bass Traps are also available in both black and tan finish.

“The SonoLite Bass Trap is the result of direct feedback from our customers — offering an incredibly effective, affordable and professional looking low-frequency solution to match our very popular SonoLite Panels,” says Mike Buratto, acoustical engineer at Auralex Acoustics. “At Auralex, we strive to meet customer demand in innovation.”

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