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RE: Thanks

I would take the panel behind the speaker and place the bottom edge so it is flush with the window sill. Then make another panel and place it right above, doubling up the space. You lose some light coming into the room, but gain some benefit by reducing the effect of the blinds. I have a similar situation and found this to work well.

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