@pmreagan2 ,
So are you saying your speakers are setup along the 55' wall and you're firing 15' with your ears only 2' from the back wall? Excessive brightness will primarily require treatment at the first and second reflection points of the tweeter on the side walls.
If that's the case, is rearranging the room an option to try the speakers more centered on the long wall, increasing the time before reflections hit the side walls? Is reorienting the speakers onto the shorter wall an option? Either might help regardless of which treatments you choose.
FWIW, I agree that Realtraps are good stuff. While Ethan has taken lots of cr*p online over other stuff, he has an acoustics forum on the Asylum site that offers much good advice on the questions you raise.
Cheers,
Spencer
So are you saying your speakers are setup along the 55' wall and you're firing 15' with your ears only 2' from the back wall? Excessive brightness will primarily require treatment at the first and second reflection points of the tweeter on the side walls.
If that's the case, is rearranging the room an option to try the speakers more centered on the long wall, increasing the time before reflections hit the side walls? Is reorienting the speakers onto the shorter wall an option? Either might help regardless of which treatments you choose.
FWIW, I agree that Realtraps are good stuff. While Ethan has taken lots of cr*p online over other stuff, he has an acoustics forum on the Asylum site that offers much good advice on the questions you raise.
Cheers,
Spencer