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In Reply to: Not that an anechoic response is very enjoyable posted by Norm on March 27, 2005 at 11:17:52:
Norm,> absorption reduces the energy and converts it into heat, so the bass is lower in level in the frequencies where it is being absorbed. <
This is a common misconception. In most cases, adding bass traps actually increases the level of perceived bass. Adding traps always makes the response flatter (and clearer), so at frequencies and locations where there had been a peak the level is reduced, and likewise nulls are increased in level.
--Ethan
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- Re: Not that an anechoic response is very enjoyable - Ethan Winer 11:29:33 03/28/05 (3)
- For the subwoofer frequencies under 80Hz. adding bass traps usually REDUCES bass output at the seating position - Richard BassNut Greene 08:42:26 03/30/05 (2)
- Re: For the subwoofer frequencies under 80Hz. adding bass traps usually REDUCES bass output at the seating position - Ethan Winer 12:14:41 03/30/05 (1)
- Re: For the subwoofer frequencies under 80Hz. adding bass traps usually REDUCES bass output at the seating position - sonicninja 22:38:51 03/30/05 (0)
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