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RE: complete rear wave absorption MMG

This plan will lower the sensitivity of the speaker, right? The ONE thing that Maggies don't need!

Imagine a panel with 80db sensitivity. At least by using a wall and another room, you could theoretically have 2 rooms of sound 'for the price of one'.

Instead of just 'going for it', I'd recommend some kind of short-loop experiment where ONE panel was dismounted and you experiment to find out just what it DOES take to absorb the rear wave.
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