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In Reply to: Sounds better when it rains! posted by Dawnrazor on July 23, 2020 at 08:24:55:
All this talk of cleaner power, which is not true because many power lines arc in a heavy rain, or less EMI, are bullshit. If your equipment can't make clean DC out of it the engineer needs to go back to school. If the equipment can't deal with possible ground currents, back to school.
When it rains, unless you are in a sealed environment you are in near 100% relative humidity. The air has more mass. The speed of sound is actually faster, not by much but it is.
That greater mass has to be pushed by your speaker cones which will tend to dampen the sound. However it will transmit the sound to your ears more effectively.
All this talk of less interference, let me ask you this. If you can't hear the noise then how the hell is it affecting the sound ?
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