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Originally Posted by Ethan Winer  Yes, that is the entire issue. At least when talking about bare cement versus wood laid on top of bare cement. Which is all I've ever addressed, and which was the OP's question.
For wood on cement, what else do you think there is beside surface reflectivity?
--Ethan |
So wood attached to concrete has no resonance? It has no impact on the reflections at all?
How about wooden panelling/cladding in top of a stud walling? No impact at all? Laying a wooden floor on top of my concrete floor is going to have no impact on the sound of my room at all? So i can do a take 1 with a full band on concrete, then lay down a solid wood floor on top, and all other things being equal I won't be able to hear any difference on take 2? Wow.
That is odd becuase I can hear the difference between my guitar amp flat on the concrete compared to my amp on a solid wooden table top (without legs), flat on the floor. Maybe I should test whether the difference is real