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In Reply to: Clap posted by Awe-d-o-file on July 28, 2015 at 13:49:28:
"SLAP-ECHO
Probably the most obnoxious form of reflection is called "slap echo". In slap echo, primarily mid-range and high frequency sounds reflect off of two parallel hard surfaces. The sound literally reverberates back and forth until it is finally dissipated over time. You can
test for slap echo in any room by clapping your hands sharply in the middle of the room and listening for the characteristic sound of the echo in the mid-range. Slap echo destroys the sound quality of a playback system primarily in two ways:
Adding harshness to the upper mid-range and treble through
energy time storage.
Destroying the delicate phase relationships which help to establish
sound stage and image localization clues."
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