I doubt there is any blanket strategy as all rooms are different. I worked with GIK and made aesthetics a top criteria. I have a bench with windows behind my speakers that creates two corners. I had custom trianglular bass traps made to come up to the top of shutters so they aren’t visible from outside nor overwhelming for the space inside and to also not block the open part of the window. It improved the bass response. Could there be a better design….maybe but this worked so I am happy.
Corner base trap- to the ceiling?
I see lots of corner bass traps installed where they don’t go all the way up to the ceiling. I guess bass sound waves more so accumulate in the lower side of a room, but don’t a lot of these pressure amplitudes reach the upper half? Wouldn’t it be better to have a corner base trap extend all the way up to the ceiling?
Is it possible to have too many bass traps in a room?
Why can't I edit the topic field? Yeah I discovered bass was spelled wrong because I have to dictate everything. I missed seeing the misspelling before I posted and now I can't change the damn field.