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Scattering of sound energy [message #86022]

Sun, 03 September 2017 05:33

sawyer25
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Registered: July 2016

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The major term for this is 'diffusion' and it involves the scattering of sound energy using multi-faceted surfaces. Which amongst wood, polystyrene or plastic makes good materials for diffusers?

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Re: Scattering of sound energy [message #86026 is a reply to message #86022]

Sun, 03 September 2017 08:33

Wayne Parham
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Registered: January 2001

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Any of those are fine. Even items around the house act as natural diffusers.

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Re: Scattering of sound energy [message #86027 is a reply to message #86022]

Sun, 03 September 2017 11:25

moss24
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Registered: May 2016

Viscount

Sound diffusers don't absorb much sound energy hence the liveliness of the room is preserved. There are DIY sound diffusers that anyone can use as well. I had no idea that items around the house can be natural diffusers.

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