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Originally Posted by Cochese
An inexpensive way to improve acoustics is to have an acoustic sound blanket. They are not expensive. I have some plywood I've constructed as a baffle and drape the blanket over it and put the baffle behind the mic to mask unwanted reflections. A simple Fender type rectangular guitar case opened on end with a blanket works too.
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I absolutely agree. All the solutions you mentioned may work magic. But then again it indeed may be sonic madness.
You really, first and foremost, have to know what the problems are. Tossing blankets over plywood may in reality be the absolute correct solution. Then again without knowing what the aliment is, the diagnosis remains a total crap shoot.