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RE: complete rear wave absorption MMG

Yes, I know you were referring to foam egg-crates - it changes nothing. The absorption of sound at low frequencies requires a very thick and very dense material. Complete rear wave absorption below ~250 Hz is not feasible even with high density foam.



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Edits: 02/03/15
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