> The curtain would be an easily tried idea. That may be the best solution
> suggested so far. And it would look a lot nicer.

Yeah, I was thinking a nice gold, or deep red. The church I grew up at had =
deep red velvet drapes that really looked the part. I have also seen what I=
 would describe as 'deep gold', almost an autumn gold that also looked the =
part.

> > My experience with similar arrangements is all with the baptistery out
> > in the main chapel area, not set off in the side room.
>
> Nope, it's kind of "built in." I don't really think this is the best
> approach, but it seems to be quite common.

In my case I think they were both set in the floor in front of the pulpit, =
certainly in the one I first attended as a child.

I suspect you will find that some drapes around the wall will sort out the =
echoes to a point where a decent cardoid microphone will be all you need. S=
ee if you can find some heavy drapes in a second hand shop or charity shop =
to prove the point.
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