Frequently Asked Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

Below FAQ are some common concerns of our clients before first purchasing from us. If you have other questions, please just send it to support@overtoneacoustics.com and we will be happy to assist you. Below FAQ are some common concerns of our clients before first purchasing from us. If you have other questions, please just send it to support@overtoneacoustics.com and we will be happy to assist you.

What's the difference between Soundproofing and Acoustic Treatment? What's the difference between Soundproofing and Acoustic Treatment?

There are many ways to soundproof a room; to prevent sound from traveling from one room to another, you need to work with products that block noise from traveling through the drywall or wall studs. Some products you might want to look into are Sound Barrier, Green Glue, and Resilient Isolation Clips.

Related Article: What's the difference between Soundproofing and Acoustic Treatment? There are many ways to soundproof a room; to prevent sound from traveling from one room to another, you need to work with products that block noise from traveling through the drywall or wall studs. Some products you might want to look into are Sound Barrier, Green Glue, and Resilient Isolation Clips.

Related Article: What's the difference between Soundproofing and Acoustic Treatment?

Every space is unique and completely dependent on what success sounds like to your listeners.

Overtone has solutions available for many different applications, including Pro Audio , Residential , Commercial and Institutional .

If you'd like assistance determining the best solution for your space, our team of acoustic experts are here to help! Get started today with a Free Room Analysis. Every space is unique and completely dependent on what success sounds like to your listeners.

Overtone has solutions available for many different applications, including Pro Audio , Residential , Commercial and Institutional .

If you'd like assistance determining the best solution for your space, our team of acoustic experts are here to help! Get started today with a Free Room Analysis.

If you have questions about the best installation practices or would like to inquire about having your products installed, please contact support@overtoneacoustics.com If you have questions about the best installation practices or would like to inquire about having your products installed, please contact support@overtoneacoustics.com

All of our Products Technical Data sheets can be found below:

1.5" Overtone Acoustic Panel
4" Overtone Bass Trap

If you require more information, please contact sales@overtoneacoustics.com. All of our Products Technical Data sheets can be found below:

1.5" Overtone Acoustic Panel
4" Overtone Bass Trap

If you require more information, please contact sales@overtoneacoustics.com.

Absolutely. Please reach out to sales@overtoneacoustics.com for further information. Absolutely. Please reach out to sales@overtoneacoustics.com for further information.

Yes, please reach out to sales@overtoneacoustics.com with the product(s) you're interested in. Yes, please reach out to sales@overtoneacoustics.com with the product(s) you're interested in.

All orders are professionally packaged and shipped with the highest care in mind. We primarily ship ground via FedEx and use preferred carriers for LTL Freight shipments.

If you have special requests for shipping, please reach out to sales@overtoneacoustics.com. All orders are professionally packaged and shipped with the highest care in mind. We primarily ship ground via FedEx and use preferred carriers for LTL Freight shipments.

If you have special requests for shipping, please reach out to sales@overtoneacoustics.com.

Lead times for our products vary depending on the type of product. Many of our products can be ordered and received within a single week. However, the majority of our products require a 2 – 3-week lead time. We make every effort to have your orders to you as soon as possible, but from time to time, some orders may require more than a 3-week lead time. If you have questions about an order, please call us at 415-855-4950 and we would be happy to assist you. Lead times for our products vary depending on the type of product. Many of our products can be ordered and received within a single week. However, the majority of our products require a 2 – 3-week lead time. We make every effort to have your orders to you as soon as possible, but from time to time, some orders may require more than a 3-week lead time. If you have questions about an order, please call us at 415-855-4950 and we would be happy to assist you.

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Put simply, an “Acoustic Fabric” is a fabric which is suitable for use in acoustic absorption products because of its acoustic properties. It must be acoustically transparent; that is, penetrable to sound waves. Many acoustic treatment products, including acoustic panels, are covered with acoustic fabric for aesthetic reasons. The fabric used in these coverings must be acoustically transparent in order for the acoustic material inside to function properly. All of Overtone’s Fabric Wrapped Acoustic Panels use acoustically appropriate fabric coverings. These fabrics have been specifically designed and tested with acoustic performance in mind. Put simply, an “Acoustic Fabric” is a fabric which is suitable for use in acoustic absorption products because of its acoustic properties. It must be acoustically transparent; that is, penetrable to sound waves. Many acoustic treatment products, including acoustic panels, are covered with acoustic fabric for aesthetic reasons. The fabric used in these coverings must be acoustically transparent in order for the acoustic material inside to function properly. All of Overtone’s Fabric Wrapped Acoustic Panels use acoustically appropriate fabric coverings. These fabrics have been specifically designed and tested with acoustic performance in mind.

A common test involves attempting to blow through the fabric. If the fabric allows air to easily pass through, it will also allow sound to pass through, making it acceptable for use as an acoustic fabric. A common test involves attempting to blow through the fabric. If the fabric allows air to easily pass through, it will also allow sound to pass through, making it acceptable for use as an acoustic fabric.