This is one of the most asked questions.
The short answer is that you should place acoustic panels on surfaces most exposed to sound waves. Usually this would be on the ceiling or a large wall in the room, as this will usually be a surface that sound will hit quickly.
All you have to do is use your imagination.
You should try - using common sense - to determine where in the room most of the sound is coming from and which surfaces the sound will most likely strike first.
Because it will be on these surfaces that you will place the various sound-absorbing materials, which will absorb the sound, in order to reduce the comings and goings of sound waves in the room.
Most people are able to determine for themselves where the sound is coming from and which surfaces the sound hits first.
Another thing you should take into consideration is that sound is made up of waves, which means it will propagate in all directions. This is why it is a good idea to distribute the panels evenly throughout the room.
The ceiling would almost always be a good choice, as it would be a surface that sound would hit very quickly.
So distribute the panels throughout the room and preferably on several surfaces.
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