home theater room treatments

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Bruce Watson

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What room treatments can I make improve my home theater for sound quality? Not full-on audio editing suite, with near-field monitors and that sort of thing. But to push it from acceptable for home use more toward something I can use for, say, a 5.1 sanity check. If it got to it, a place I could bring a client for a reference and not feel bad about it.

What's the biggest-bang-for-the-buck, must-do wall, floor, ceiling, and/or corners kinds of things I should consider? Room is mostly 14 x 20 x 8.0 feet. It's carpeted, but this can be changed too.

Any suggestions? URLs? Books?
 
Alex H. said:
Auralex SonoFlat

Yes, it's a studio treatment system, but it will help immensely.
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This, I can do. But... how much to use, and where to put it to make it most effective? There's got to be some how-to-use guidelines somewhere. I just haven't found them yet. I'll do (a lot) more searching before this is done, I'm sure. :happy:
 
There's also THIS from Auralex. Send them your room dimensions, and they'll send you an analysis of what to put where.

And HERE'S the one for home studios.
 
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