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Reverberation is the presence of sound after the source has stopped – similar to an echo. In movie theaters reverberation often builds when sound is reflected off walls, floors and ceiling surfaces. For example, with action films there are typically loud action sequences, immediately followed by quieter, more dialogue-driven moments. In a THX Certified Cinema […]http://wordpress-28737-62149-188773.cloudwaysapps.com/assets/uploads/2016/12/Acoustic-Paneling-300x251.png