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Originally Posted by drBill  In my experience, the best thing you can do is to get some angles on those walls. Parallel walls suck! You can either go horizontal or verticle. They both present their own challenges, but they are absolutely worth the effort. Without that, you'll just be slapping on band-aids for a problem that should have been fixed earlier. Good luck! bp |
Angle walls will help, but if you do not do them right you can make things worse. The other thing is you then start to mess up areas where bass traps will work out best. I do not like to disagree with people but in my experience putting bass trapping in a room with panels for the first reflections is NOT a band-aid but a real solution to getting a properly tuned room. If you have $10s of thousands to bring in a pro designer from the start then heck yes that would be great, but most people are working with pre built rooms. I will agree though that your set up does not seem right. You need to be 38% of the room legnth and sit facing the short wall to fire the speakers down the longest wall. If you would like take a look at our FAQ (link on sig below) to help you with set up.
Glenn