ClearSonic is an acoustic isolation manufacturer based in Akron, Ohio, that has been producing sound control products since 1996. The company is best known for its modular acrylic drum shields, built from quarter-inch American-made acrylic panels joined by a proprietary tooth-in-groove hinge system, and sold in configurations ranging from two to seven panels at heights of four or five-and-a-half feet.

Beyond drum shields, ClearSonic's catalog includes the Sorber line of sound absorption baffles, the IsoPac series of portable isolation booths, and purpose-built enclosures such as MegaPacs for drums, AmpPacs for guitar amplifiers, and HomePacs for practice spaces. The product system is designed around modularity — shields can be extended in height, widened with additional panels, or combined with Sorber baffles to form full isolation booths for live stages, houses of worship, recording studios, podcasting, and home practice.

The brand has become a staple on touring and studio stages where sound bleed from drum kits and guitar cabinets needs to be controlled without sacrificing a live sound source. Joe Bonamassa is among the notable guitarists associated with ClearSonic amp shields.

ClearSonic has 6 products cataloged on Equipboard, including Acoustical Treatments, Drum Set Accessories, and Guitar Amp Speakers. Their gear is featured by 2 artists, with the strongest followings in Rock and Blues. Notable users include Joe Bonamassa and Mika Karppinen.