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Hi Dave, Neither is a good tactic to use. You must step back a bit and develop a strategy to tackle your room pressure issues. You are using tactics that you read about as a sonic strategy. Lets look at the frequency/amplitude and locations of the issues in your room before we use a tactic that may or may not work for your particular room. Fill out the information in this link. Let look at the problems first before we going assigning solutions that may or may not work. Let me give you an example. If you build the corner traps as you specified, they may not go low enough or absorb at high enough rates to manage your issues. You will spend all that time and money building, place them in the corners and they won’t get the frequencies you want and need in your room. Lets take a look at your room first: https://www.acousticfields.com…..-analysis/