The TubeTrap’s Role in HiFi pt. 4
Continued excerpt from... "How TubeTraps Opened Up a Whole New Realm of Precision in the Performance of Audio Playback Systems" by Art Noxon Now
About Art Noxon
Art Noxon is a fully accredited Acoustical Engineer with Master of Science degrees in Mechanical Engineering/Acoustics and Physics. A Professional Engineer since 1982, he is licensed in Oregon to practice engineering in the public domain with the specialty area of acoustics. A prolific inventor, he developed and patented the iconic TubeTrap, the original corner-loaded bass trap/treble diffuser, 150 other acoustic devices, and counting. Lecturer, writer, and teacher of acoustics, he has presented 7 AES papers, numerous magazine articles, white papers and blogs. He is president of Acoustic Sciences Corporation, the company he founded in 1984.The TubeTrap’s Role in HiFi pt. 3
Once again we continue reading the definitive tale of TubeTrap creation, evolution, function, and usage. This week we expand upon the Modulation Transfer Function,
The TubeTrap’s Role in HiFi pt. 2
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The TubeTrap’s Role in HiFi pt. 1
The excerpt you are about to read comes from what may be the most definitive story of the evolution of small-room acoustic conditioning ever
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