All bass traps or mix of the traps and panels? Help!

[Glenn Kuras]

First it would not be right for me to comment on another product, but generally blankets are not going to absorb low end, which is the largest problems in smaller rooms.
For your broad band bass traps they are going to work best by straddling corners. You do nee to also treat the early reflection points. See the following.
The Basics of Room Acoustics: Bass Traps, Diffusion, Panels - GIK Acoustics

Also understanding low end in a room.
http://gikacoustics.com/video_bass-traps/

[NoctemAudio]

I was actually just thinking of using the acoustic sheets/blankets to cover the large mirrored closet I have and using panels/traps around the room (definitely in spots that are planned out and not randomly).

Can Bass Traps be used to both treat early reflection points and low freq?

Or would I be better off only using traps in the corners and using panels only for the reflection points?

Thank you so much for the help and I'm going to check out those links now!

[Glenn Kuras]

Can Bass Traps be used to both treat early reflection points and low freq?

Sure if they are totally broad band.

Or would I be better off only using traps in the corners and using panels only for the reflection points?

You do want bass traps in corners and if the panels for the early reflection points are 2" or thicker then they should be fine. I prefer to use 4" though for reflection points.