<h1>ASC TubeTrap  - 9 Inch Diameter, 110 Hz</h1>
The Original Music-Range Bass Trap with a Built-In Treble-Range Diffuser. The 9" Diameter TubeTrap provides bass absorption down to 110 Hz.
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The ASC TubeTrap is a corner-loaded bass trap with a built-in treble range diffuser. TubeTraps were developed for audio powered music in smaller rooms; high end listening rooms, home theaters and recording studios. TubeTraps absorb unwanted bass range reflections and reverberation. At the same time they backscatter and diffuse the more desirable treble range reflections.
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Their cylinder shape provides the structural rigidity and internal air cavity necessary to absorb sound in the low frequency range. It’s their diameter, not length, that determines how deep into the bass range they can absorb. Because TubeTraps are “impedance-matched” to sound, they are fast-acting bass traps. Unlike slow acting membrane and resonator bass traps, TubeTraps handle musical transients just as easily as they handle sustains. TubeTraps transform room acoustics into an unforgettably articulate and dynamic musical bass line.<br /><br />
TubeTraps are available in a variety of colors including 5 standard colors and over 50 custom colors. Please note there is an extra charge for custom colors.<br /><br />
<h3>TubeTrap Features</h3>
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	<li>Provides a smoother listening experience</li>
	<li>9 inch Diameter provides bass absorption between 110 Hz and 250 Hz</li>
	<li>Treble diffusion or absorption 250 Hz and above</li>
	<li>Great for reducing unwanted bass boom in the corners of your room</li>
	<li>9" Diameter x 48" Long. Availability in a variety of sizes, each with their own absorptive properties</li>
	<li>30 day, 100% satisfaction guarantee</li>
	<li>Sturdy hand crafted construction, built in the USA</li>
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<h3>How TubeTraps Work</h3>
TubeTraps, the original, archetypal bass trap, dating back to 1984, are set up in the corners of the room where they act like sonic shock absorbers. TubeTraps eliminate excessive build-up of bass energy in the room while their built-in diffusers minimize flutter echo by horizontally scattering mid-high frequency sounds to provide fine grained lateral ambience.
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The TubeTrap was developed using acoustical engineering principles and voiced by the consensus of "golden ear" audiophiles and engineers.  It was the first full bandwidth sound absorber/diffuser (abfuser) and has become synonymous with quality listening and performing spaces.  TubeTraps quickly became the worldwide defining icon of high performance audio room acoustics, and remain so to this day.<br /><br />
TubeTraps are used to make music from the beginning to the end of the audio chain.  In the recording studio, TubeTraps are used to control the acoustics that surround the talent and mic during the creation of audio tracks.  Next in the process, TubeTraps work to create crystal clear mixing environments.  After that, TubeTraps are used to create the perfectly translatable acoustic environment needed for song and album mastering.<br /><br />