I use four ASC Cinema Panels, that both absorb and difuse. The effect was helpful in taming an overly bright and bleached sounding room. I have them mounted directly above, and parallel to, the wall behind the speakers. Helpful. We have soffits along the perimeter of the ceiling, so the sound panels are mounted at 45 degree angles -- this helped considerably in the ascetic appearance of the panels.
Room treatments on the ceiling?
Just curious for those with experience if putting absorption on the ceiling yielded benefits? If so, what was the improvement? I have some peaks caused by the ceiling/floor and front/rear wall interaction of modes. There is already a med pile rug in my room so I wonder if I need to add ceiling treatments too?
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