HELP; Acceptable Living Room Sound Treatment


My TV is on the side of the LR with a very high wall and the echo is terrible. What can I do to minimize the echo but keep it understated? My current listening room is my office and is really a room only for me so I can do whatever in there, but my living room is where everybody goes.

The sound system in my living room is not state of the art by any means, but I'd still like to tone down the echo and get the best from what I have now.

I thought about creating some kind of art with black poster board and some grey Acoustic Foam, the kind you can get from Parts Express. If might look fine if I hung it up high enough but not sure if it will or not.

Any advice would be appreciated.
matchstikman
Send photo's and diagram of the room to Chris at RealTraps. I did so and he was very helpful in getting to understand the issues I had with the room.
Thanks everyone.

I actually have a bass trap from Ready Acoustics in my listening room which is the only place my girlfriend will let me have it. She went bonkers when I suggested that I put some in the living room because it would improve the sound. So, hence, my dilemma.

By the way, I like the Real Traps stuff, too. I'm planning on getting another house soon if my girlfriend and I go up a level so Real Traps may be in my future, but for now.....
I kinda had the same problem with my 2 channel room with the high ceilings. Check out the "Ergo" site. Room Analysis & Correction System from KRK. I have mine ordered so don't have first hand experience but have talked to several others that say it is excellent and precludes hanging busters.
Hi everyone, I still believe dispersion is the best solution as you can then dial back volume. And cornertraps do them real good removing them from the corners!