Wow! What a cool system!

I'm using an ASC (Acoustic Science Corp.) Matrix panel behind the
Listening Couch.It sort of randomly diffuses and absorbs.Unlike that
stupid dog who tries to abfuse and disorb :-)
Anyway,my panel is about six foot wide x three feet tall.It's framed in
nicely finished solid maple with a handsome tweedy tan fabric,and
bevelled all around.They come in different sizes and fabrics.It really
does a nice job in my small room where I'm too close to the rear wall.

Of course shipping such an object from US to UK might be prohibitively
expensive.Suggest you contact ASC and describe what you want to
do,they're very helpful.I don't have their URL handy,but if you google
it ,should come right up.

Cheers,
Andy

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Mike wrote:

Following acoustic room treatments trials substantial improvements to
imaging and soundstaging was achieved by applying 164cm x 146cm Illsonic
Sonex acoustic tiles between the speakers (and I thought it was very
good already!) http://www.apah69.dsl.pipex.com/mike_g/mike_g.htm (on the
chimney brest, were the picture is). Unfortunately WAF does not apply
and definitely gets a thumbs down visually so now I have to find a way
of making an easily replaceable/removable tile area. Suggestions so far:
Mount all the tiles on a board. Glue the tiles to a cloth backing and
hang it. Use a foldable wire frame. Use a large sheet of antivibration
material. I'd appreciate further suggestions especially if reduced for
storage. TIA
Mike