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Dictionary of Audio Terms (a glossary of audio terminology)
Dead spot
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In acoustics, a place at which a train of sound waves is cancelled by reflections arriving out of phase with the wanted signal thus creating an area of silence or poor audibility. |
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Dead spot -- In acoustics, a place at which a train of sound waves is cancelled by reflections arriving out of phase with the wanted signal thus creating an area of silence or poor audibility.
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