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Looks like the right place to me. Keep us up to date on the progress.

Bryan

 

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You can certainly hang a panel on the door to deal with reflections. I don't know what the other end of the room looks like but if it's clear, you might consider turning the room 180 degrees to avoid the door problem all together if it's not too late to do so.

Bryan

 

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If you had the 'nice weather' we've been having here in St. Louis last week and next, you'd probably be done by now... (95+ with 90% humidity) :sweat:

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Looking good. Carpet is one of the last touches.

The carpet will help a bit in the upper mids and highs and knock down some of the nasty room slap that's there now. Not a full range solution by any means but a piece of it.

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Can't speak for others, but our particular products come in singles, pairs, and 3's depending on the product. 242 wall reflection panels and front wall panels come in 3's. Tri Traps, and 244's come in pairs. Monsters come singly. Purely a matter of maximizing the space in a shipping box for minimal cost.

The thing I'd be concerned about in that room is getting enough broadband bass control since you can't use the front corners. I'd also very strongly recommend lining the cavities where the speakers reside with at least 2" thick absorption all around to keep cavity resonances down to a minimum.

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There ya go. Carpet makes all the difference. It's also a great motivational tool

Bryan