Tony, assuming the TV is directly in the middle between the speakers and there is some space between the main speakers and the TV you do not have to do anything. The TV is inside the important first or early reflection points. You may want to put some absorption on either side of the TV and on the side walls. Most importantly is to make sure nothing in the TV rattles. That drives me nuts.
Flat screen between speakers, again.
I know this has been discussed before, but after reading most of the somewhat recent responses to similar questions I still need to pick your collective brains.
To mitigate the TV's impact, I am considering building a panel that would cover the TV when it's not in use. The panel would be a 2.5' x 4.5' diffuser or absorber. Ideally it will hang above the TV when I am watching TV and would lower down to block the TV when I am listening to music.
My question is whether this is a viable solution and, if it is, would I be better served with diffusion or absorption?
To mitigate the TV's impact, I am considering building a panel that would cover the TV when it's not in use. The panel would be a 2.5' x 4.5' diffuser or absorber. Ideally it will hang above the TV when I am watching TV and would lower down to block the TV when I am listening to music.
My question is whether this is a viable solution and, if it is, would I be better served with diffusion or absorption?
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