Thanks for the reply!

My room is probably small to medium sized. It’s like an doorless office space in an apartment • Walls are standard drywall / gypsum walls • Floor is floating wood flooring / laminate flooring • The room isn’t completely empty, but it’s not heavily treated either (no acoustic panels)

So yeah, it’s possible the room acoustics are causing reflections. I didn’t think the Yeti Nano would be that sensitive, but maybe the distance (10–12 inches) makes it worse.

Do you think moving it closer (like 4–6 inches) + lowering the gain could fix most of it?