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The Primacoustic Cumulus is a triangular broadband acoustic corner trap that effectively absorbs sound from 125Hz and up. Designed to fit in corners where the walls and ceiling meet, the Cumulus takes advantage of the natural propagation of sound that occurs in all rooms. Sound waves follow the wall and ceiling planes and accumulate in the corners, a well known hot spot in small recording rooms or theater.The Cumulus is amazingly compact. Each side is 24" in length and, when in place, creates a 12" deep air space cavity behind the panel that increases the bass absorption characteristics. Mounting Cumulus traps in a studio will generally yield a significant reduction in the problematic low-mid region while leaving the architectural design of the room virtually intact. Invisible mounting is achieved using spring-tensioned clasps and a single eye-screw. Mounting literally takes minutes and because of the reverse beveled edges Cumulus traps flush mount 'seamlessly' into the room esthetics.This makes the Primacoustic Cumulus the perfect acoustic starting point for rooms such as home theaters or smaller production suits that have limited wall space and suffer from saturation of lower mid-range frequencies (known as 'boomyness'). The strategic placement of the Cumulus in the ceiling corners plus the air cavity it creates there, helps flatten out low-mid room response.Cumulus Details and DevelopmentSound travels through the air in the form of waves. It is well known that walls and ceilings act as waveguides that direct the sound waves into the corners. This is the primary reason why acousticians always start by treating the corners. In essence, you get the most performance with the least material. But even though acousticians have long identified the benefits, the difficulty of mounting acoustic panels in corners and lack of ideal mounting options have discouraged people from taking advantage of this prime room locati