Acoustics and Low Frequency Damping pt. 5
Now we move on to 3-dimensions and see how to further increase the effectiveness of our bass trapping. Remember, pressure-zone-absorbers (like TubeTraps) work best
Now we move on to 3-dimensions and see how to further increase the effectiveness of our bass trapping. Remember, pressure-zone-absorbers (like TubeTraps) work best
We continue with 1-dimensional analysis of room resonance, and then move through 2 dimensions. You'll soon understand why we recommend trapping ALL the corners
Now we dive a little deeper into the math involved with controlling small room low frequency behavior. You'll notice it is relatively simple when
Today's section of the AES paper dives into the technical background of why acoustic damping is a critical component of any high-end listening space.
Section from 81st AES Convention It's never a bad time to refresh yourself on the behavior of sound in small rooms. Fixing that behavior
Please enjoy the following condensed excerpt from a paper written by Art Noxon for a HiFi show in Hong Kong. Some of these myths
This week we jump into the middle of an early AES paper written by Art Noxon, TubeTrap inventor and President of ASC. The paper
A room is filled with sound--pressurized, rippling waves pushing through a room and filling it the way a pulsing ocean does a cove. Loudspeakers
After soaking in the explanation of head end ringing in our last issue, you should appreciate this follow up which tells us how exactly
Continued excerpt from... "How TubeTraps Opened Up a Whole New Realm of Precision in the Performance of Audio Playback Systems" by Art Noxon Now
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