theaudiotweak
1,372 posts
10-13-2016 6:19pm
Geoff
Shear waves do not travel thru the air so they cannot be a part of your acoustic waves.. Shear waves are part of how a speaker operates as well as that of a vinyl record and the stylus that tracks that record. Removing or reducing a polarity of shear will increase the operating efficiency of a device and in the case of audio make for better sound. Tom. Starsound Technologies
if you're not referring to vibration or acoustic waves traveling through the air and producing vibration then you have discovered a new science. Congratulations.
1,372 posts
10-13-2016 6:19pm
Geoff
Shear waves do not travel thru the air so they cannot be a part of your acoustic waves.. Shear waves are part of how a speaker operates as well as that of a vinyl record and the stylus that tracks that record. Removing or reducing a polarity of shear will increase the operating efficiency of a device and in the case of audio make for better sound. Tom. Starsound Technologies
if you're not referring to vibration or acoustic waves traveling through the air and producing vibration then you have discovered a new science. Congratulations.