Bass traps needed

[RobinKidderminster]

Sounds about right. You may wish to experiment with some RS60 in unseen areas just to see if it makes a difference but glad its been successful.

Cheers

Mmmm - an acoustic headboard? I could set up business selling those I recon'

 

[sheggs]

The traps will be fine free standing, they would only make a controlable differeence securing them (acoustically) if you was making a sealed air tight unit.

I would definatley recommend using some rockwool if you still are having bass issues

 

[paradiziac]

I got 2 GIK 244 bass traps for my room corners, but due to domestic arrangements have put them behind the speakers for now.

A small improvement, slightly clearer sound all round. The speakers are on the long wall, so no issues with reflections off side walls.

I wasn't having bass issues previously, I just used room treatments to improve the sound.

 

[danrv]

The GIK 244's were a consideration and looked to be the most effective, more so than foam but unfortunately a little too large for my bedroom.

Acoustic headboard's worth considering as the bed's in one of the corners

 

[RobinKidderminster]

One headboard

http://s1051.photobucket.com/albums/s421/robinkidderminster/Latest%20Bass%20Traps/

To you - £500 + delivery or DIY £20

Cheers

 

[sheggs]

All panels can be custom built to size by most manufacturers