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Humid air is less dense then dry air.Its only 30%rh in the house right now,the M22's sound kinda crisp.I might have to start up the humidifier and check that out.
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The literature indicates(e.g., McCarthy, pp. 46-48 )that the relationship between high frequency losses and environmental conditions involves an interaction between humidity and temperature. In some cases higher humidity results in less high frequency attenuation.
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The literature indicates(e.g., McCarthy, pp. 46-48 )that the relationship between high frequency losses and environmental conditions involves an interaction between humidity and temperature. In some cases higher humidity results in less high frequency attenuation. OK, I'll show my ignorance and ask what is attenuation? It never hurts to learn something new,
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damp...ening. Adding wettness to sound! 
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damp...ening. Adding wettness to sound! Adding wetness to the sound often leaves streaks in your underwear.
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OK I apologize in advance for that one.
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Ummm, Iowa is more humid than California.
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David, attenuation can be considered to be synonymous with losses, but I used the fancier terminology the second time around.
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