I found out if I put a throw pillow behind my head, it helps to control those pesky rear wall reflections and is in no way permanent. Any body else tried something silly or simple that just worked?
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Fiberglass 2x2 panel w/ cotton fabric
Hehe usually I get them in restaurants, friends, excursion boats where they do parties here on the beach. Etc. They are many and I have to put more.That represents a lot of wine. A worthwhile goal.
You discovered a simple solution to your problem that doesn't cost anything. Congratulations. There'll be no more subscription offers from The Absolute Sound, though.I found out if I put a throw pillow behind my head, it helps to control those pesky rear wall reflections and is in no way permanent. Any body else tried something silly or simple that just worked?
If you can hang those blankets about a foot from the door (allowing an airspace) and they will be even more effective.I'm in a 20' x 20' garage. Speakers point towards a metal roll-up garage door on the opposite side. I'm planning on hanging thick moving blankets over the door
What are we aiming for? Is the idea here to deaden the music? I know this is a really dumb question but I never have understood room treatment.
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i second that because I've heard Dave's room.Man - fiberfill body pillows for the corners of the room. I mean 9 bucks each. works well.