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• The effect of acoustical treatment in any room can dramatically change the system. Important Point: Don't over absorb the room!
• The front wall should have any absorptive material limited to ~40% of the total surface area.
• The best place to put any absorption is centered height wise with the LCRs.
• It is very beneficial to at least absorb behind or around the center channel. This may require placing treatment behind the screen.
• Thicker absorbers or pressure (diaphragmatic) absorbers are very useful behind speakers if they are not built into the wall.
• If a room lacks treatment, recommending even a couple of absorptive panels on the front wall can be very beneficial.