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In Reply to: Re: Maggie 20.1 or SoundLab A2/M3 for small room? posted by ssamer on November 8, 2006 at 11:45:07:
"Also I don't mind treating the first reflections with absorption panels."I've found that with Cardas-positioned 1.6's in my 4.3+-meter-wide room treatment of the first _and_ second reflection points and the front corners with combined absorption _and_ randomized diffusion works best in terms of frequency balance and soundstage articulation and cohesiveness (diagram viewable at http://www.geocities.com/jimtranr/trap_placement.JPG). Applying absorption only in those locations sucks spatial "air" out of the presentation, so you may want to consider diffusion in your treatment package whatever your choice in speakers.
FWIW.
Jim
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