Sound panels on pitched ceiling?


Hi Guys - I have made about 7 sound panels and I have a very interesting ceiling that is "pitched" ...comes to a dome kind of like this guy's place (Ethan Winer pic) in this link ...

http://forums.musicplayer.com/ubbthreads.php/topics/2382848/Bass_traps_and_pitched_roof_ce

I was curious what you guys think is the best place to mount the panels ....right in the ceiling peak or on each side of it? Speakers will be about 24" from wall , I will be listening on other side about 6-8 feet away ....2 panels directly behind speakers, 1 on wall behind (large window curtain helping)  so I have 4 to mount on ceiling 4'x16"'s...thanks! 

Tekton DI SE's coming! 
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Should point out that those are actually bass traps. So that is why corners are most effective. :) 

Tekton's have a narrow coverage angle from the midrange to the treble. It means direct reflections are less important, but dispersion and overall resonance remains a factor to manage. 
erik_squires
Flooring is wood , plan to get a throw rug of some kind ...Erik , can you layman's terms the : 
"Tekton's have a narrow coverage angle from the midrange to the treble. It means direct reflections are less important, but dispersion and overall resonance remains a factor to manage. "
:) 
thanks !

The big tweeter array means it acts more like an ESL, or a large driver for the mids. This means sound is more focused directly in front of it, and less goes to the sides.

While audiophiles like to talk about first reflection points, they ignore the time it takes in a room for a sound to die. This is always important, and reflections with the DI less important.
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One thing to try, and you’ll be surprised by, is to throw pillows and blankets on the floor between and behind the speakers. This can really change the treble balance and illustrates this point.

Products that disperse (reflect energy randomly) are also important in creating a sense of a larger space.

Another good experiment to see how your room actually sounds is to record yourself talking at a distance. You'll hear the room in buckets.