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If your hi-fi system sounds bright, your center channel lacks clarity, or your soundstage feels flat — your room is the problem. Rolling Stand: https://amzn.to/40pSKly Screws: https://amzn.to/46oZrYK In this video, I show how to build portable acoustic gobos using a basic TV stand kit and standard 2’x4’ absorption panels. No woodworking shop required. These are ideal for home theater sidewall control, first reflection points, and open-concept living rooms. What this fixes in a hi-fi or home theater system: Smearing of stereo imaging Weak center image focus Harsh upper-mid reflections Dialogue clarity issues Poor surround envelopment Inconsistent bass perception from boundary reflections What you’ll learn: How to choose a TV stand frame that won’t wobble How to securely mount 2’x4’ mineral wool panels How to make them stable and renter-friendly When to use them for stereo vs surround listening Where to position them for measurable improvement These gobos are perfect for: 2-channel audiophile systems Dolby Atmos home theaters Open floor plan living rooms Temporary sidewall absorption Behind-seat surround control If you’ve already invested in great speakers and electronics, this is one of the highest ROI upgrades you can make. Real acoustic control. Portable. Clean look. No permanent construction. Suggested Products: https://amzn.to/4ryu9Yf My other channels: Guy Stuff: https://www.youtube.com/@COGuyStuff TwoWheelObsession: https://www.youtube.com/@TwoWheelObsession As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases