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In Reply to: Wall treatment for close listening position? posted by BDP24 on January 28, 2017 at 08:53:17:
Absorption is the only way to go if your seating position is that close to the back wall. It's a major improvement.I like GIK and Real Traps panels with Guilford of Maine fabric options.
Also, Real Traps makes a Post Base panel wall mounting system that places the panels 4" out from the walls substantially increasing their lower frequency effectiveness and their WAF. If that's too far out, or too unsightly, you can cut the bracket in half, mounting them 2" out from the wall. These brackets should work with either company's panels as long as there's an RT mounting bar attached to the panels.
Here's a link to the RT site showing what I'm talking about:
http://realtraps.com/mini_door.htm
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Follow Ups
- RE: Wall treatment for close listening position? - Barry 01/28/1713:21:49 01/28/17 (1)
- Here's a pic of how they might look - Barry 13:59:59 01/28/17 (0)
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