OK, here we go again....
Go to "At Home," "Hobby Lobby" or other discount home dec store and buy a dozen or more 6' - 8' tall artificial Ficus trees. Scatter them wall-to-wall between the speakers and the wall behind the speakers. Then place a tree on each side at the first reflection point. Place the remaining trees between the listening position and wall behind the listening position.
Artificial Ficus trees both absorb and diffuse the sound waves. And they are visually appealing. No need to spend a lot on small panels in specific locations. These artificials cost between $40 and $50 each. So a dozen of them are the same cost as only a few sound absorbing panels and in my opinion are more effective.
My room size is 14' x 24' and slightly irregular ceiling height between 7' 8" and 8' 10".
Go to "At Home," "Hobby Lobby" or other discount home dec store and buy a dozen or more 6' - 8' tall artificial Ficus trees. Scatter them wall-to-wall between the speakers and the wall behind the speakers. Then place a tree on each side at the first reflection point. Place the remaining trees between the listening position and wall behind the listening position.
Artificial Ficus trees both absorb and diffuse the sound waves. And they are visually appealing. No need to spend a lot on small panels in specific locations. These artificials cost between $40 and $50 each. So a dozen of them are the same cost as only a few sound absorbing panels and in my opinion are more effective.
My room size is 14' x 24' and slightly irregular ceiling height between 7' 8" and 8' 10".