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It's probably related but there seems to be a much wider bandwidth attenuation than you would expect with a typical comb filter phenomenon against a hard surfac
by jcims 7y ago
It's probably related but there seems to be a much wider bandwidth attenuation than you would expect with a typical comb filter phenomenon against a hard surface.
It's possible that the round surface is partly responsible for the width of the effect but it's pretty unique in my experience to inflated rubber balloons.