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Yeah, fine, I was ignoring that part. But it won't work as intended.. with all the little ridges and things.
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I was thinking that the sound waves would easily pass through the fabric and allow the traps to work as intended.
Speaker grills are made of "acoustically transparent" fabric. I'm not sure what snake oil it is that transforms regular fabric into acoustically transparent fabric, but I suspect that most light fabrics would be close enough.
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True, I suppose that's possible.
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Acoustically transparent fabrics basically woven just densely enough to block light, but loosely enough so that they don't significantly hinder the air molecules jostling against each other as the sound waves move through them. No snake oil needed.
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