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In Reply to: Room Treatments for Maggies posted by rw11 on April 24, 2017 at 22:24:28:
If your speakers are very far away from the front wall, you can do with less front treatment (my preference = diffusion). If you are far away from side walls, you can do with less treatment there (where I prefer absorption). The closer to the walls, the more the need IME.
I use home-made deeper wood diffusors up front, and 2 absorbing panels per side of room; one at each reflection point.
Behind me I use nothing as the rear wall is 8-9 feet away, with a raised couch...
But if you are close to the rear wall I'd recommend absorption there as well.
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