Room treaments


I am beginning to treat my listening room now.
Question what is the preferred room treatments for more seasoned audiophiles with dedicated rooms. It seems there are quite a few members that have great wisdom in this area and we newbies would welcome feedback.
Absorption or difraction/ diffusion or combination of all

Here is what I am thinking to begin.
Absorption at first reflection points (using 2 x4 acoustic panels on side walls)
Thick carpet between speakers and listening position
Ceiling Absorption( same 2 x4 acoustic panels)
Back wall combination of difraction/Absorption
Front wall Absorption.
Corners floor to ceiling bass traps.


ecpninja

Showing 1 response by willgolf

I have a theater room your size.  I added 4x8 wall panels from 4seating.com.  I have plush carpet on the floor and nothing on the ceilings.  Believe it or not it is almost to much.  It is great for the theater room but not for a two channel room.
I just added cinema round panels from Vicoustic Acoustics in my very large great room where my two channel area is.  My room is 25'w by 40'L with 16' ceilings.  Just adding 4 2'x8' cinema round panels helped my room substantially.  Vicoustic provided a whole analsis of my room after providing them a video.  I have used GIK and Audiomute.  With your low ceilings, I don't think you will need that much.  Do it in stages....see how it sounds.