You will need absorbers and diffusers for certain. Just look at my house of stereo. Too much work involved to put it in a post and it's all room dependent anyway. Keep at it, you will make mistakes, persevere and you will be glad you did.
Absorption, Diffusion or a combination of it all?
Looking to add more acoustic treatment on the wall behind the speakers. Currently using GIK absorption panels (242).
Planning to add two more panels that would hang pretty much directly behind the speakers on the upper part of the wall (higher quality image on my system page).
Any benefit going with diffusors?
Thanks!!!
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You can reach out to GIK directly and they will do an assessment of your listening environment. GIK has an online form that you fill out and you can include photos of your room. I had tried doing it on my own, by tackling first reflection points. But when the analysis came back one of their techs came back with a detailed analysis and set of recommendations that included some of the things I had and then went further, like a pair of 4A Alphas Series Bass Trap Diffusor/Absorber -- which are amazing! -- that go "on" the front wall, behind the speakers (though not directly behind.) Anyhow, to me, that is the way to go. Reach out to them and see what an expert says.
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