Home made absorption panels.....


I would like to hear some good inexpensive ways to make absorption panels, particularly at first point of reflection.

Thanks.
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Gee that's funny, the link seems to be working for me, anybody else having problems with it? Here it is again:

www.ethanwiner.com/acoustics.html
Well....as an interesting little addendum,,,,I happened upon a yard-sale today and found two new plush carpet remnants of good quality, each about 3`x6` that almost matches my carpet exactly. Paid a total of $3.00.

I`m gonna cut `em up and use `em as sound absorbers. Had a helluva day. ;o)
one of my favorites is an egg crate mattress. you can buy them at target or wallmart for under $20.00 .

i use them agains a side wall and back wall with my quad 63s .
A cheap method to help with boomy base is to take a few of those corrugated cardboard boxes from your local grocery store (in particular the ones with those 1-2" holes along the sides) and stuff them with pink insulation material. You can then put one upside down box into the other, effectively making a cube, or leave them open on top. Wrapping them in a soft cloth will also help with aesthetics. Unless you find the "Chicita" logo appealing.

These will work well, placing 2 behind the speakers in each corner and two behind the listening position in each of the rear corners if needed.

Heck, I have an IKEA couch wich has these huge, plushy pillows covered in some type of denim that has also worked well (well, well enough) when I was trying to convince my wife and daughter that audio can be fun .........
Yeah that's good. I really like plushy stuff and stylish cute plushies assists me buying such exquisite products.