DIY acoustic panels?

I know someone who can probably make them look like amazing art work.

I will be combining my audio and video equipment, which means a large TV on the wall behind the stereo equipment. Will the glass on the TV affect the audio? If so, should I build panels to cover the TV?

I am not sure about the bass traps. They might be overkill for the stage I am at.

i have been looking at the new PB Ultra subwoofers from SV Sound, however, and they claim dual subs can help smooth out the bass frequency  responses.

https://www.svsound.com/pages/16-ultra-series
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=OXVpy5jaNsk

another thing about Roxul 80.  They are extremely heavy when compared to Owens 703.  (almost 3 times as heavy).  So if you are mounting on the wall, it may be better to get the lighter 3lb stuff like Owens 703.  However, the Roxul 80 will have better absorption in midbass (such as 100-150hz).

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