19-Oct-2020, 12:34
That makes sense.
Aging results in a microstructural modification of the cork which, together with oxydation, results in the creation of tiny pebbles surrounded by air cushion that clearly shifts resonance frequencies outside the range likely to reduce absorption capabilities.
Cheers,
Bernard
Aging results in a microstructural modification of the cork which, together with oxydation, results in the creation of tiny pebbles surrounded by air cushion that clearly shifts resonance frequencies outside the range likely to reduce absorption capabilities.
Cheers,
Bernard
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