Bass Control with Traps

I have what I believe to be pretty serious standing waves and/or room resonance at fairly limited frequency range. Certain cds or songs will excite(I guess) the bass range of 60-90hz(my best estimate). The bass on these selections is incredibly muddy, boomy and hangs around. This only has been a problem since I moved from Totem Mite-t to Totem Mani-2s. I have estimated the freq problem range based on the fact that the Totem Mite-t began to roll off the bass at about 90-100 hz and I did not have the problem(or at least it was significanly less pronounce and rare).On the subwoofer I had matched up with the Mite-ts, I set the low pass around 100 hz and, on the infrequent occassions when the bass would get too dominant/boomy, I could compensate by turning down the sub. With the Mani 2's, I can't make that adjustment. On most songs, even those that appear to have significant low bass, I don't have the problem;the bass sounds hefty but tight and tonally balanced. But on certain cuts(too many to ignore), the bass guitar or organ just sounds terrible,mushy, overwhelming. My listening room unfortunately has 8 foot ceilings and, at least for the first two feet at the speaker end, is 16 feet wide. The room, fortunately, farther back becomes assymetrical and opens into different alcoves and rooms(the family room,kitchen, eating area arrangement). The annoying bass pressure clearly is more dominant in the right corner(room configuration). I am limited in how much I can vary my speaker location and I have experimented with this limited placement, and I believe I have the best location for woofer placement(4 feet from side walls--8 feet between speakers-- and 3 feet from rear walls and about 2 1/2 feet from floor). What can I expect from the traps or buster? Would a pair of cube traps be as effective as a pair of bass busters? Because of asthetics(translation:wife), I would not be able to go with a tube trap or the cube tower trap(6 1/2 feet high). I may be able to do some form of in wall treatment, if this may help, but prefer something less pemanent. I have had different and conflicting advice and suggestions in my brief discussions with the folks at asc and echobuster(although both outfits seemed knowledgeabl). Would either of the products more precisley target my problem freq range? I would appreciate any thoughts. Thanks Gary