The SonoLite Cloud Panel from Auralex is a two by four foot fabric-wrapped panel that can be installed in either vertical or horizontal orientations for broad-band frequency control. It can be used to tame and reduce unwanted acoustic reflections for recording, broadcast, post-production, and residential settings. The 1" thick panel is wrapped in a velour material and offers absorption in a slim profile. It comes standard with three suspension points on the rear and includes fly point hardware.

Reduces Acoustic Reflections    Suspendable 2 x 4' Panels    Controls Reverb    Hangs from Wall or Ceiling    Foam Covered with Velour Fabric    3 Mounting Points per Panel    Includes Fly Point Hardware

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Do the stated outside dimensions include the wheels?

A: Yes, the exterior dimensions include the wheels.

Q: 2. Can the CG2420 be used with a mid 2017 MacBook Pro which only has usb-c/thunderbolt 3 connections?

A: Yes. You need an adapter. Works great with my late 2016 macbook pro.

Q: 3. What is the wheel size? And what is the actual dimensions of the area for a laptop?

A: The ALTA FLT 49T wheel diameter is - 75mm / 3and its width is 25mm / 1 The ALTA FLT 49T Laptop compartment dimensions are: 360mm x 270mm x 25mm / 14.17 x 10.63 x 1

Q: 4. Are the wheels and the retractable handle replaceable?

A: They are not. Those would not be user replaceable parts.

Q: 5. Does this model have what Eizo call "true black"? Is it good for color grading?

A: Yes, In compliance with the DCI standard, the ColorEdge CG2420 offers a high contrast ratio of 1500:1 for producing true blacks that are otherwise difficult to display on a typical LCD monitor. When viewing the screen from an angle in a dimly lit room, dark tones typically appear washed out due to the display characteristics of LCD backlights. The CG Series is equipped with a film which allows tones to retain their depth even when viewed from an angle.

Q: 6. what is the difference between Eizo ColorEdge CG2420 24 16:10 Hardware Calibration IPS Monitor and Eizo ColorEdge CX241 16:10 IPS Monitor?

A: The major difference is CG2420 comes with a built in calibration sensor and hood, while the CS2420-BK can be purchase in a kit (includes an EX3 with the monitor) and a hood can be purchased separately. (Hood MSRP is $199). The CX241 is discontinued. The two closest replacements would be CS2730 and CG277. The main difference between CS and CG is CG has a built in correction sensor (as well as calibration sensor & hood) to maintain the users calibration over time.

Q: 7. which connection is for the best quality?

A: Great question!All three inputs listed below will give you great quality but Display Port is recommended. DVI-D 24 pin (with HDCP), DisplayPort (with HDCP), HDMI (with HDCP, Deep Color)

Q: 8. Does this support 10-bit over HDMI thru a BlackMagic Decklink Mini Monitor 4k card?

A: Yes, 10-bit is supported by both the monitor and the card, however it is 8-bit+FRC support.

Q: 9. Will the laptop sleeve fit a recent model MacBook Pro, 15 ?

A: Yes this will fit a MacBook Pro.

Q: 10. Will this monitor connect to a 2012 27 iMac?

A: you will need ports on computer for HDMI, USB, DisplayPort looked like a real mess on my 2013 iMac so i used my Mac Mini, works like a champ, amazing results with the Epson P600 or P800 printer (close to perfect match)You will aso need 3 chunks of software, all free, one from epson was only obtainable from a Epson European site, local snarky service people will tell you there is no such thing ...