That was my assumption - being locked in a sphere with an atmosphere of
pure argon would play havoc with my iphone reception
I believe the plan is to record the IR before the
> hatch is closed and the sphere pumped full of
> argon. Hence the need to make the
> measurement soon. So, simulate wi
Eric Carmichel wrote:
> The idea of recording an IR in an unusual environment* is interesting. When
> I first read the original post, I wondered how closely a simulation would
> match a recorded response.
> Although I'm far from an expert on room acoustics, I have used simulation
> software (e.g.
Greetings All,
The idea of recording an IR in an unusual environment* is interesting. When I
first read the original post, I wondered how closely a simulation would match a
recorded response.
Although I'm far from an expert on room acoustics, I have used simulation
software (e.g. Sabine, Odeon,
