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There will be some kind of big rug.
Also one wall is an opening into the rest of the house, it's quite open plan, so that will have a full blackout curtain. Also behind the sofa is a bay window which will also have a black out curtain, so effectively the rear wall and one side wall will be soft materials.
Then right opposite the speakers will be a big fat lump who can also absorb resonant frequencies.
After a month or so I will then run the DIRAC room calibration and see what difference that makes to the overall sound.
dancing james-
Hah!
DIRAC is meant to be pretty good but you can’t beat physics with it. All that money on components, it might be worth chucking a few broadband/bass traps up if it’s a dedicated room. The curtains and rug should help with flutter but you’ll still get ringing and smearing.
I knew I needed them since moving here but I’m still shocked how much difference the panels in my studio room have made - everything sounds more expensive!
Dramatic_Hammer
Nice! What's on the floor? If it's tiles please tell me you're putting some kind of ceiling cloud in!