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Donnie

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Humidity and sound quality
06/14/11 at 01:29:06

Has anyone ever broached the question of relitive humidity and sound quality? I'm wondering if I should humidify or de-humidify my listening room?
The only thing I found by Googling was this http://www.sengpielaudio.com/calculator-airpressure.htm
I'm too tired to start caculations right now, I sat in a geometric tolerancing class for 9 hours today and I'm too grumpy to add 2+2.

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kana813

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Re: Humidity and sound quality
Reply #1 - 06/14/11 at 08:10:20

Humidity only affects sound quality if you have the positive and negative runs of your speaker cables separated by 4.224" or 107.2896 MM.

This spacing will cause the magnetic resonance in your brain to made some shit up and damage the specific gas constant of the air in your inner ear according to Blaise Pascal's standard hydrostatic pressure calculations.

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Pale Rider Seasoned Member Posts: 1285	Re: Humidity and sound quality Reply #2 - 06/14/11 at 14:32:00 Gas in your ear? I thought for sure the gas would be located further south.
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Donnie

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Re: Humidity and sound quality
Reply #3 - 06/14/11 at 23:05:29

I knew that someone out there would get me!
I figure that in a couple of years someone will come out with a "High End" air management system that controls humidity and density. Come on they have convenced you that by changing the last 3 foot of the power transmission line makes things sound "better". Why not the air in your room.
I see $$$$ to be made.

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walt Ex Member	Re: Humidity and sound quality Reply #4 - 06/15/11 at 05:37:08 I was under the impression that humidity or increased air density would allow sound waves couple better with the room. I believe this is makes sense and even at radio frequency's wave propagation is better as humidity increases. And we are not talking any more expense than a humidifier if your climate demands it.
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