Good but Cheap Treatments for Flutter Echo


I have a small listening room (11x12). With careful placement, Roomlenses, and velvet drapes covering the main window, I have managed to make it sound pretty good. My only major remaining problem is that the room still has a lot of flutter echo. I am looking for good economical treatments to solve the problem. Thanks.
boschtb
I assume you're walking around the room, clapping you hands and hearing it? Try a tapestry, or a quilt in the location. I use the ASC wallboards..about $50 each...but the look good.

Maybe also a shelf (or several wall sconces) with some odd shaped objects...anything to break up the refections...mine was high up...like 6-8ft where the furnature wasn't killing the bad vibes....
Go to klone-audio / click on Audio Worx Website / click on DIY Sound Absorbing Panels / click at bottom of page on Chris Tsutsui's DIY panels. Then say WOW! Thanks, Romakabi.
Check garage sales and antique shops for a folding room divider or screen. They come in many sizes. Some 3,4 and more folding sections. This can be covered in any favorite material and placed in a strategic area to work great and actually look nice.
Owens corning 703 ridgid board covered with a roma wool.I did 16 24"x48" for about 300.00.Two inches thick.Come to find out four inches would go down to 500hz.
Bosch, are you the one who posted about doing a diagonal room setup? I am, too and for the slap (flutter) echo I purchased two sets of Golden Sound Acoustic Discs. It was either those or buying/making triangular pillows. Having heard the DIY room lenses in action, I decided to go for the Acoustic Discs, as they work similar in principle--diffracting sound waves.

Best in your project, and keep us posted. You can send me a private e-mail if you wish.

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