What is this room for?
Most rooms aren't designed for sound.
Most rooms aren't designed for sound.
The walls bounce. The drums clip. Your voice on the recording sounds like it was made inside a hallway. Most rooms were built for living in, not for hearing things clearly.
The DIY foam tiles people grab off Amazon help a little: they soak up the bright stuff, the high frequencies. The mid-range stays muddy. The bass keeps stacking up in the corners. The room still sounds wrong, just less bright.
What you actually need depends on the size of the room, what you do in it, and what's already inside it. That's a small calculation, not an art project. It's what the calculator at the top of this page does.
Three steps. No surprises.
Three steps. No surprises.
Tell us about the room
Length, width, height, what you do in it, what's already there. The 3D dollhouse mirrors your inputs while you fill it in.
See what you actually need
A real acoustic model picks the panels, the bass traps, the placement. No vibes, no upsell. Placeholder formulas now, real ones from Pastor before launch.
One click to checkout
The recommended set goes straight to a Shopify cart. We ship flat-pack from Spain, anywhere in Europe. You install with the included guide.
What you'd be putting on the walls.
What you'd be putting on the walls.
From €39. Bundles typically land €120-€280 depending on the room.
Absorption panel
Tames the mid-range bounce on big flat walls. The default panel for most rooms.
Bass trap
Sits in the corners where low frequencies pile up. Two per room is usually enough.
Diffuser
Keeps the room alive instead of dead. For studios that want detail without echo.
Catalogue and prices placeholder. Real catalogue + photography land before launch.
Why this exists.
Why this exists.
Eustik is two people. Pastor handles the acoustic side, the catalogue, and the supplier relationships. Pol handles the calculator, the website, and the technical end.
The catalogue is small on purpose. Three products that work, instead of forty that mostly don't. The calculator only recommends what we actually sell, and we only sell what we'd put in our own rooms.
We ship flat-pack from Spain to anywhere in Europe. Imporalia handles the warehouse, we handle the rest. No installer required; the kit lands on your doorstep with a one-page guide.
What people actually ask.
What people actually ask.
Will this actually fix my room?
For most rooms, yes, and the calculator tells you how much to expect before you buy. Bass-heavy issues in tiny rooms are the hardest, the calculator flags them and recommends bass traps; expect improvement, not silence.
How do I install them?
Adhesive strips for absorption panels, corner brackets for bass traps. No drilling required for the default kit. A short PDF guide ships with every order.
What if I get the wrong bundle?
30-day return on unused panels. Open one to test, return the rest. Shipping back is on us within Spain, at cost in the rest of Europe.
Do they have to look ugly?
We picked the linen wrap and hardwood finish on purpose. Studios usually go dark grey, living rooms cream. The catalogue stays small so the choices stay simple.
How long does shipping take?
Spain: 2-4 working days. Rest of Europe: 5-8. Imporalia handles the warehouse and the carrier.
Why is the catalogue this small?
Because we'd rather make three products that work than forty that mostly don't. The calculator only recommends what we actually sell, and we only sell what we'd put in our own rooms.
Start with your room.
Start with your room.
Open the calculator, give it your room, get a recommendation. No account, no email gate. If your room is unusual or you want a second opinion before buying, write us.