Another cramped bedroom

[Glenn Kuras]

I would move as close the front wall as you can. You can use the following as a guide for set up. Basically straddle the 244s in corners.
The Basics of Room Acoustics: Bass Traps, Diffusion, Panels - GIK Acoustics
I would not worry about the window nor the gaps in the door.

[SirEarl]

Originally Posted by Glenn Kuras

I would move as close the front wall as you can. You can use the following as a guide for set up. Basically straddle the 244s in corners.
The Basics of Room Acoustics: Bass Traps, Diffusion, Panels - GIK Acoustics
I would not worry about the window nor the gaps in the door.

My original plan was to just take the corners with 244s, the area behind me with a 244 and the 2 bigger primacoustic panels and take care of first reflection points with the rest of primacoustic stuff. I was considering using a 244 surrounded by the smaller primacoustic broadband panels for the cloud. The only problem with that would be hanging all of that up there. Building a frame for it all seems like the simplest way to do it.

[Glenn Kuras]

I don't know much about there product but if broad band then it should be fine.

[SirEarl]

Got some photos. Taken by my laptop because my phone was lost in a christmas wrapping pit of doom.



Back wall


Back wall plans. Some of those small squares will probably end up going on the door, but the panels are small enough to be held up by those 3m command poster/frame adhesive things. The panels in the 2 top corners are 2'x4'x2" and will be placed horizontally. I attached a little mounting system for the back 3 bass traps, so that they are mic stand mountable.


Front wall. Will stay the same sans the addition of a bass trap in the middle of the top corner


A rough sketch of what is going to be on the the side first reflections

The ceiling cloud will probably be the same, but all in series instead of staggered.


Getting ready to head out of state to visit family for the holidays, so I haven't been able to test out various placements and take measurements and all that. This is all just guesstimation at this stage.

[GIK Acoustics]

Are those speakers as high as they look in the picture?

[SirEarl]

Originally Posted by GIK Acoustics

Are those speakers as high as they look in the picture?

They look higher than they are, although they are higher than average because I prefer to do things standing. All of my furniture just happens to be kind of short.

[Mctwins]

Please, some measurement, before and after.

[GIK Acoustics]

Originally Posted by SirEarl

They look higher than they are, although they are higher than average because I prefer to do things standing. All of my furniture just happens to be kind of short.

In that case, things are looking pretty good!

Measurements will certainly be helpful when figuring out best positions. The nice thing about sketching though is the more you draw it up, the better it gets in your head - even if things end up being a little different.