When building a custom home theater, there are two different acoustical problems to deal with. The first is reducing sound transmission levels from the home theater to adjoining rooms. Proper home theater design allows the home theater to be enjoyed at higher volume levels without disturbing neighbors or houseguests in other rooms. Soundproofing the walls and ceilings of the home theater interior can be achieved by using sound barriers and isolation clips underneath the drywall. The second area to be concerned with when you build a home theater is improving the sound quality within the home theater interior. Generally this involves the use of sound absorption products. When building a custom home theater, you must keep in mind the finish of the home theater. VAD offers many custom fabricated fabric wrapped wall panels, which are designed to be acoustically effective and aesthetically pleasing. Acoustical wall panels add a plush feel to your home theater interior while greatly improving the acoustics.