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peaker but to a large number of fictitiousspeakers due to the reflecting walls. The pos-sibilities of confusion are easily imagined. Modern investigation shows that walls at adistance of about 25 feet or less from a speakerproduce beneficial reflection of speech sounds.This shows the importance of… … LIVING ROOM, HOUSE OF DAKRAH CORBET, SEATTLE. WASHINGTONArthur L. Loveless, Architect is, the speaker has a fictitious image behindthe reflecting wall that inmitates his speaking.It is then the same as if two speakers said thesame words at the same time. Imagine the ef-fect on an auditor. If the…
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