I get that absorption panels are used to absorb the first reflection
I thought that the general rule of thumb was diffusion panels at the first point of reflection? Had I thought wrong?
Absorption behind components and speakers rationale?
I get that absorption panels are used to absorb the first reflection and limit reverberations is a good idea. And a rug and maybe some additional panels help absorb Rogue Sonic waves.
But what's the rationale for including absorption panels behind the system. I have a window door behind my system and maybe this is impacting things in a negative way.
Just looking for a simple easy to understand rationale because not very smart.