Primacoustic is a leading name in acoustic treatment solutions, known for transforming rooms with precision and expertise. Founded in the late 1990s, the company set out to address the acoustic challenges faced by studios, performance spaces, and home setups alike. Over the years, they’ve developed a wide range of
panels, diffusers, bass traps, and sound isolation products that help to create professional, controlled environments.
One of the defining traits of Primacoustic is its balance between aesthetic appeal and acoustic performance. Their products are designed not only to control reflections, reduce noise, and manage bass frequencies, but also to look good while doing it. This makes them a go-to for engineers, producers, and creatives who want a space that sounds as good as it looks. From their iconic London Room Kits to their advanced Broadway panels, Primacoustic continues to be a staple in studios and commercial spaces worldwide, delivering reliable solutions for all types of acoustic challenges.
Primacoustic room kits have been carefully designed to address primary acoustical concerns that are common to all rooms by combining various components such as wall panels, bass traps, diffusion and hardware into an easy to use format.
Primacoustic wall panels have a range of high performance fabric covered acoustic panels designed for use in applications where superior acoustic performance is desired and safety is of utmost concern.
Treating the ceiling can often lead to the best solution for acoustic sound control. Primacoustic offers a wide array of ceiling panels for just about any situation.
Bass control is without a doubt the most challenging aspect to creating the ultimate acoustic space. Primacoustic offers a wide selection of bass traps to suit every need.
There is nothing more enjoyable than working in a room with proper diffusion. Not only does it make the room feel more comfortable, it adds a sense of air and space that makes mixing and playback a joy.
Primacoustic offers a complete selection of acoustic isolation devices such as the CrashGuard and VoxGuard that can attenuate unwanted sounds from entering nearby microphones.
