Door vs Closet Lesser of 2 evils.-Acoustics Forum-Acoustic Fields Forum

So before I start down the path of treatment I need to decide on a listening position. The room is 15 x 12.3 x 8 and is used for music mixing and hardware synthesizer production recording. I have to consider equipment placement. I am going with the monitors to be pushed up to the front wall as possible. I am not concerned at all about soundproofing or noise. However this is the issue.

The left front corner has a cheap hollow door that does not allow permanent treament and I would need to have some on rollers to roll in place when mixing. A PITA but I could do it if needed. There is also a 2 x 9 x 8 closet with louvered bifold doors in the left rear corner of the room. I could located the listening position on the rear wall but it would put this closet exactly inline with my right ear and the right speaker first reflection. So the questions are these:

1. Which is the lesser of two evils as far as listening position considering there will be treatment (either permanent or mobile)?

2. In either case what should be done with the closet? Im assuming to replace the louvered bifold door with solid sliding doors. I could put some absorbtion in thr deep pockets of the closet but I need the center opening(width of doors) for storage if possible.

3. Considering Im not trying to soundproof anything would there be any benefit to changing the hollow entry door to a solid core? Does this depend on if the listening position stays located near it?

I must commit to a listening position and equipment ergonomics si I cant move forward with treatment consultation..

Thanks