Acoustic foam

Acoustic foam is a type of sound-absorbing material commonly used to enhance the acoustics of a space by reducing echo and controlling sound reflections. It is made from a soft, porous material, typically polyurethane or melamine foam, designed to absorb sound waves rather than reflecting them. Key characteristics of acoustic foam include: 1. **Cell Structure**: Acoustic foam has an open-cell structure that allows sound waves to enter and be trapped within the foam, minimizing sound reflection and reverberation.