LOOKING TO IMPROVE THE ACOUSTICS OF MY LISTENING ROOM

Took a picture of my system with my i phone and could not create the virtual. Was really looking for someone to meet with me and maximize my room. There is science to this and I believe there is no substitute for someone with technical knowledge to help me. Trying myself, putting tube traps in corners, absorption panels here and diffusers there is only guessing and trial and error at best.   Thnak you.

I'd give another try to create a virtual system. I is easy. I see you have Created a Virtual System... only with contents empty. It would be very helpful for us to see it and know all your components. You probably do not need an engineer... although there are always folks ready to do so. 

There’s so much variance in rooms and their acoustics - I can understand why you’d like in-person technical advice (I have no suggestions). In light of this, you could spend some time submitting the free GIK Acoustic Advice form found here which may point you in the right direction. I’ve found that there recommendations are a little heavy handed in respect to absorption and level of panels, which seems to lean towards pro studios vs “normal” shared listening environments. Members here may disagree with this last statement.

An acoustic engineer or someone competent and experienced in listening spaces would of course be ideal - and something that would have been greatly beneficial for me as well (historically and currently).

Here's a video on the topic of the acoustic treatment of listening rooms that Danny Richie of GR Research posted on YouTube just yesterday:

https://youtu.be/rKhcABvL7tc?si=NpH3zZ5TIdjXHFbD

Given your location, you might look for a Pro Studio designer who can create a specific plan for your room. GIK is a good online resource and has quality products but every room is unique and an experienced designer can take your budget and customize a solution.