Am I on the right track?

Ok, I am hoping I am somewhat on the right track. I have an unusual shaped room in which the ceiling is 7' 6" high. There is an opening at the back of the room that opens into a 1000 sq ft vaulted great room (6' X 6' 9"). I am planning on either leaving it open, or using heavy/acoustic curtains - or possibly putting a sliding door there. Hopefully all the measurements are in the picture. The angled walls are the ones I plan to add. Not sure if I should soffit mount my monitors or not yet. I plan to use the extra space on the righthand side to house a built in rack set-up, as well as housing the computer behind a closeable access door. Any help/advice is greatly appreciated. Thanks!

Having a glass sliding door at the rear of the control room will create problems with rear reflections. I'd turn it around like this. cheers john

What if I just leave it open in the back? Or use a heavy curtain? I don't really need a booth, and I have a fairly wide console (90"). I do all my tracking from the great room - this would be just a control/mixing room. Thanks John.

Then I'd turn it around so you have visual to the great room and proper rear trapping. The console is 7' 6" long to scale. cheers john

OK, I think I almost have it. I want to be able to move the treatments to a new location eventually, and be able to restore the current room after I leave. I saw this thread - http://www.johnlsayers.com/phpBB2/viewt ... sc&start=0 and was quite inspired. I can build the soffit/basstraps and the rear corner bastraps - that will be "modular" and be removable. Then, I will just have to build two angled wall with studs/drywall, and put a rear trap against the back wall. (and cover the door with a 703 trap as well. The door will have a window in it for tracking (whicjh I don't do a whole lot of), and I can build a 703 "pillow" to hang over the door. All the 4" 703 will be hung with an air gap behind it. Does anybody see any problems with this design? Thanks!