Lecture

Room Modes Equalization with Active Electroacoustic Absorbers

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Description

This lecture introduces the equalization of room modes in the low frequency range using electroacoustic absorbers. The instructor demonstrates the setup involving loudspeakers, microphones, and electroacoustic absorber boxes. Through various experiments, the effectiveness of the absorbers in reducing room modes is showcased.

Instructor

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