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Real Traps Mini Trap and Micro Trap

Real Traps’ new acoustic-treatment systems have top producers like Nile Rogers very excited indeed... Huw Price discovers why.

Price: £220.00
Manufacturer: Real Traps
Website: http://www.sonic-distribution.com

Real Traps’ Mini Traps and Micro Traps are made from slabs of a dense Rockwool-type material covered in acoustically transparent fireproof fabric and encapsulated in a metal frame. The fibreglass insulation inside offers greater absorption power than acoustic foam, and they work even more efficiently when mounted away from walls. An air gap behind the panels enables sound to enter from the back as well as the front, and the vents in the metal frames open up the sides, too.

Score: 9

This review first appeared in Music Tech Magazine issue 20
Filed under Acoustic Treatment, Hardware

 

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