Acoustics experts - a little help please

Thanks all, 

Spent some time last night moving my speakers around and ended up with a new location much farther out in the room. About a foot more away from the front wall. Another great improvement in depth. Posted a photo on top of my system page. 

My understanding is that first reflections affect sound the most so treating your side walls, ceiling, and floor at these points is important. Rather than putting the cloud directly above your head, I suggest you place it just as you would absorption for the side reflections, which would be in front of you.  Right above your head would likely not take care of the reflection off the ceiling at the listening position. My virtual system has pictures of same. 

@tcutter I love the backlighting too. Very cool. Beautiful room and those measurements are inspiring. Thanks! 

Hi, Maprik 

One of the most effective and efficient resources on your topic is Jim Smith's book (and DVD) "Get Better Sound". Highly recommended in these and other forums. 

Here is a link to Jim's website: 

www.getbettersound.com 

Jim also offers personal consultation. Check out his entire website. 

Most Highly Recommended.

Cheers, 

Ken 

@maprik

Qustion #1: If you're concerned about ceiling bounce, what are the vertical radiation characteristics of your tweeters?  The effects of room acoustics aren't limited to the lower registers.