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<blockquote data-quote="ThxOne" data-source="post: 8720649" data-attributes="member: 675210">Why would you think that I don&#039;t comprehend what you are saying? I fully understand that many variables determine many things. That cloth will absorb sound waves while a less porous surface will reflect sound. I know this just by opening my sunroof cover by sliding it back and the treble increases in the car. &nbsp;I am trying to find the starting point as everything has a starting point. I am getting there. Some people claim to know but I have been finding that a lot of stuff being told to me is regurgitated or copied from other sources. So I figured ok, I will just ask the people who actually know. Like SkizeR, I believe he actually knows about sound deadening and crossover points as well as several other things. It&#039;s COVID season so I am trying to occupy my brain and the best way to do that is to educate myself. If you are going to learn... go all out.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ThxOne, post: 8720649, member: 675210"] Why would you think that I don't comprehend what you are saying? I fully understand that many variables determine many things. That cloth will absorb sound waves while a less porous surface will reflect sound. I know this just by opening my sunroof cover by sliding it back and the treble increases in the car. I am trying to find the starting point as everything has a starting point. I am getting there. Some people claim to know but I have been finding that a lot of stuff being told to me is regurgitated or copied from other sources. So I figured ok, I will just ask the people who actually know. Like SkizeR, I believe he actually knows about sound deadening and crossover points as well as several other things. It's COVID season so I am trying to occupy my brain and the best way to do that is to educate myself. If you are going to learn... go all out. [/QUOTE]

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