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Hey all - pretty new here and was wondering whether somebody could point me to a study or information that discusses the relationship between the degradation of sound quality (and volume) and external factors in an outdoors environment. I'm interested in what the impact of more plans, or a body of water would be on sound quality and volume for example. Don't care whether it's a pretty academic discussion, just interested in the topic.
Thanks!
Jack
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Topic - Outdoor Speakers Sound Degradation - jackwalton 09:43:16 04/14/17 (10)
- RE: Outdoor Speakers Sound Degradation - tomservo 10:29:42 04/17/17 (5)
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- RE: Outdoor Speakers Sound Degradation - tomservo 12:33:18 04/23/17 (0)
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