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Fixing loud rooms with acoustic science
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Episode notes
Covers the rooms that most commonly go wrong acoustically -- restaurants, classrooms, open-plan offices, hotel lobbies and bars, co-working floors -- and the five treatment categories Echo always checks: ceiling rafts, wall panels, carpet with underlay, curtains, and upholstered seating.
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