Acoustic wall panel

I have a bare wall in the living room that I want to provide with acoustic panels for decoration and of course to slightly improve the acoustics in the room. Much like the next picture would be great to make a home construction project there. I ordered at the Bax-shop four dark red 2 "wedge panels (Auralex studio foam 61x61x5 cm a € 18) that I want to glue in a window. I gamble the dark red color, usually the foam panels are grey but on a slate-gray wall it is tricky and I do have more dark-red furniture in the living room. I also ordered two small gray wedge panels (cm 30,5x30,5x5 a € 6) I for placing in small frame on the wall at the other side of the room.

There is something to do creative
with this wave shape foam 61x61 cm.

Update: Acoustic wall panel in the living room (March 2015)

Surround speakers

Because the current satellite surround speakers (rear) are not comply with KEF R300 front speakers, I want to replace it with the following (Marketplace €70):

The compact Model 70S was designed as a rear effects speaker in surround sound applications, but could also be used as a main speaker in a dedicated sub-sat system, in particular with the matching 40B subwoofer. Using the same Uni-Q array as in the Model 90 centre speaker, uniform coverage over the listening area was assured, as was the timbre match with Reference Series main speakers.

Specifications Surround Speakers: 
Brand: KEF Reference Series Model 70S ('98)
System type: Two-way, closed box
Sensitivity: 87 dB
Nominal impedance: 6 Ohms
Amplifier requirements: 10-100 W
Frequency range: 120 Hz to 20 kHz
Maximum output: 107 dB
System: Uni-Q Drive unit with Crossover  
LF: 160 mm polypropylene coned bass/midrange unit
HF: 19 mm fluid cooled soft dome tweeter
Dimensions (HxWxD): 253x170x119 mm
Weight: 3.1 kg, Volume: 2.5 litres

        

Specifications Center Speaker: 
Brand: KEF Reference Series Model 100 
System type: Two-way Reflex
Sensitivity: 90 dB
Nominal impedance: 6 Ohms
Amplifier requirements: 25-175 W
Frequency range: 70 Hz to 20 kHz
Maximum output: 111 dB
System: Uni-Q Drive unit with Crossover SP2227
LF: 160 mm polypropylene coned bass/midrange unit
HF: 25 mm fluid cooled soft dome tweeter
Dimensions (HxWxD): 174x460x169 mm
Weight: 5,2 kg

Old hobby iMac with Windows 7 and 8.1

The old white iMac 20" (MA589LL - Late 2006  - Intel Core2Duo 2,16Ghz) on the hobby room I once again revived because the screen was broken down. I removed the screen allowing an external monitor primely can be connected to the mini-DVI port. I bought on Marketplace a 20 " Samsung SyncMaster 206BW (EUR 25), this gives a wonderful view of 16:10, 1920x1200px sharp.
Running in Parallels 9, I have a Windows 7 (32bits, X86) and a Windows 8 (64bit) version. The fully activated versions downloaded as ISO's and installed without further settings. This works great, in the Windows 7 virtual environment runs among other apps SolidWorks 2013.