DIY Room Treatment Projects

[SierraMikeBravo]

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I don't think you comprehended a word I said. Do you know what you are trying to do? By your very question of what type of material should I use, I am implying that you do not. By the way, the wood shelving by itself is not really helping you to do anything. That is not Schroeder diffusion. Proper diffusion actually has varying depths and opening widths that are mathematically derived for specific frequencies. The only way to truely ascertain is to measure. You have to know what you are trying to do before you attempt anything. By placing irregular surfaces in the shelving, such as varying book depths, will actually help you to achieve a better diffusive sound field. I would use more of a square shelving without the curving. It will help to fully utilize the spacing. In addition, drywall itself actually has some diffusive properties. Hope this helped.