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In Reply to: RE: Do bass waves go through plastic? posted by amdan on October 17, 2009 at 03:08:50
After all, it can go through steel and glass in a sealed car driving along the street with its subwoofer thumping like mad. You don't hear most of the musical content if you're standing in the street or sitting in your home when the car drives by but you most certainly can hear the bass content.
If the car body and windows don't stop the bass, why would a thin sheet of plastic stop bass reaching the fibreglass in your panels? It will certainly let a lot more through than the car body and windows do, and they obviously let a hell of a lot through anyway.
I think you can be quite assured that most of the bass will get through your thin plastic sheet.
David Aiken
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