Scenic Acoustic Stage Systems

Shape the stage, control the sound.

Scenic acoustic stage systems designed for visual impact, with integrated high-NRC absorption for effective sound control.

AI-enhanced Acouscene stage visualization — a band performing in front of a solid stone-print back wall and a neon Acouscene logo screen, flanked by printed planet panels, with geometric spheres, a graffiti drum riser and a graffiti piano shroud

01 — The look

Visual impact

Every element carries a full-surface custom print, so the set itself becomes your artwork — no blank acoustic panels hiding at the back of the stage.

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02 — The sound

Acoustic absorption

Under the print, every element is PET felt with integrated absorption — taming reflections while the show goes on. The set does acoustic work, not just scenic work.

How it works
Full-surface custom print
Modular & road-ready
PET felt · built-in absorption
Prices by quote — never published

Our story

Built for the set

Acouscene creates modular, road-ready acoustic architecture designed for television, film and theatre production — and the live stage. We blend functional acoustics with integrated visual design, giving production designers and their teams tools that not only sound better, but look incredible on camera and on stage.

Our systems combine lightweight engineering, durable touring-grade construction, and the freedom to customize every surface with artwork, branding, or immersive scenic graphics. From a soundstage to a theatre run or a tour, Acouscene helps shape both the sound and the visual identity of your set.

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Full theatrical cabin set in full color built from printed Acouscene panels

Modular

Panels, props and walls combine and scale — the same system dresses a club stage, a theatre or a full touring production.

Visual

Every surface is a print surface. Artwork, branding and scenic graphics are part of the product, not an afterthought.

Road-ready

Fold-flat, lightweight construction made for setup, teardown and the trailer — practical production tools first.

Good To Know

Questions, answered

What do you need from us to start?

The stage or set you are building, the artwork or scenic look you want on it, and where it has to play. From there, the project is planned and quoted individually.

Does it stand on its own, or does it need rigging?

Both. Monoliths take optional feet — two per panel — to stand freestanding, and the system can be suspended instead. Most layouts mix the two.

Is the acoustic part real, or is it just scenery?

Real. Absorption is built into the PET panels themselves, so the pieces that set the scene are also working on the sound of the room.

What does it cost?

There are no published prices and no checkout. The price guide carries the complete range with dimensions and pricing, and every order is quoted for the project.

How does it travel between venues?

Flat-packed and unassembled — no rigid scenery crates. After the show it folds down for storage, ready to be rebuilt for the next production.