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In Reply to: Speakers in Corners Help posted by Kody on September 29, 2016 at 09:23:44:
You'll have two issues. Boomy bass and tweeter dispersion.
Soft cotton socks are the best solution for the bass. :)
As for the dispersion, first do an experiment. Listen to the speakers while very close, like 2' away. Notice the detail, air, ambience that you hear. You'll loose that due to room acoustics.
Next put the speakers and yourself in the normal place. Listen. The difference is room acoustics.
If it's a lot, I'd consider wall panels. Foam kind of sucks, either as bass traps or wall treatment. Contact GIK Acoustics. They also make some panels that can be silk screened with your designs, so you can make it look better.
The thing I'd be least interested in is the corner foam things. I think the socks will suffice.
Best,
Erik
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