Doing this will be a trial and error experiment. I have used Maggies for about 30 years and have been through more changes than I wanted. These dipoles are tricky as for room treatment, just a small change in treatment will produce great effect. So take your time, listen for a few days or so before making another change. Nobody has the same room as you.
Acoustic Panel Help
Hello All,
I'm in need of your input. I have a front wall behind my Maggie's on each side of an Oled screen (please no hate, I know..I really do know better, just can't do anything about it yet), and I want to cover the cables while also providing some diffusion for the Maggies. The space for each panel is 20"x60" but each panel must be raised from the wall enough to cover the cables. I thought I'd build 1/2" frames and use Velcro backing to attach the frames in order that I can still get to the cables when needed. What I don't know enough about is which diffusers would be good to use in a situation like this. Brand, and cost, etc. I've assumed diffusion panels b/c the Maggie's are dipoles so I don't want to necessarily lose that sound with absorption panels, right? For those with the experience and who can take the time to help, please see my profile pictures for reference, and let me know what you think is the best approach for this project. I would greatly appreciate your help. Thanks!!!