Home made absorption panels.....


I would like to hear some good inexpensive ways to make absorption panels, particularly at first point of reflection.

Thanks.
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Drapes work well for me. And the old stand by, bookshelves filled with books are effective too. Only thing is, if you only own a few books, buying a bookcase full can cost as much as a nice amp!
Cut 3/8" foam core art board to any size you like. Cover the foam core art board with one or two layers of light Dacron batting used for quilting. Use spray craft adhesive to hold the Dacron in position on the front of the foam core, and use duct tape to fasten the Dacron on the back side of the foam core. Cover that with an outer fabric of your choice, again using duct tape to fastening the outer fabric to the back of the foam core.

Mount to the wall using heavy duty Velcro.

I have six of these in my living room. Most people think they're just decorative panels.

My 30"x30" panels costs about $15/ea, with the largest variable in the price being the cost of the outer fabric.
One problem that I have is that one ref. point will be on a sliding glass door covered with vertical venetion blinds. Maybe I can build something on a floor stand. Any ideas?