The front wall in my listening room has a centred, fireplace, which extends 1-2' into the room. My plan has been put some super-chunks in the left / right corners with some of the left-over material used to treat the front wall behind the speakers.
Now, after reading another thread I'm now wondering if it'd be better just to fill in the entire left / right alcoves created by the fireplace / chimney. The is approach would entail using exactly the same material as for the super-chunks but would create a mucher trap to give bass absoprtion. (see picture)
Any advice on the "superchunk" versus "complete fill" models would be great.
Regards,
APS
Now, after reading another thread I'm now wondering if it'd be better just to fill in the entire left / right alcoves created by the fireplace / chimney. The is approach would entail using exactly the same material as for the super-chunks but would create a mucher trap to give bass absoprtion. (see picture)
Any advice on the "superchunk" versus "complete fill" models would be great.
Regards,
APS
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