@hilde45 Thank you for your kind words. I do love having a dedicated room--really gives you a lot of freedom.
The generous side wall panels just allowed me some latitude for future movement of speakers or seat position if desired. A single 2x4' panel just seemed like not enough. Also helped tame slap echo I noted.
The front of the room has mdf columns which of varying width and depth that help to diffuse the sound. I will probably add a few more DIY diffusers on the front side walls and maybe even the ceiling. I did backlight the mdf columns with incandescent night light bulbs which created a very cool subdued lighting for when I listen. It's been a fun project.
Did you post a pic of your recent set up/room? Maybe I missed it, but what is your current acoustic impression of the sound/imaging you are achieving and your end goals after treatment?
The generous side wall panels just allowed me some latitude for future movement of speakers or seat position if desired. A single 2x4' panel just seemed like not enough. Also helped tame slap echo I noted.
The front of the room has mdf columns which of varying width and depth that help to diffuse the sound. I will probably add a few more DIY diffusers on the front side walls and maybe even the ceiling. I did backlight the mdf columns with incandescent night light bulbs which created a very cool subdued lighting for when I listen. It's been a fun project.
Did you post a pic of your recent set up/room? Maybe I missed it, but what is your current acoustic impression of the sound/imaging you are achieving and your end goals after treatment?