Bass Traps: Gap Or No Gap? Let’s Find Out…
Testing to debunk the myth that air gaps larger than one inch aren’t helpful for panels mounted flat on a wall or hung below a ceiling.
November 23, 2021
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Testing to debunk the myth that air gaps larger than one inch aren’t helpful for panels mounted flat on a wall or hung below a ceiling.
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