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Standing Wave/Phase Cancellation Notes

Standing Waves
Standing waves are waves produced when two sound waves of the same frequency and amplitude travel in opposite directions in the same medium.

Phase Cancellation
Phase cancellation occurs when two microphones or any other sound recording device picks up the same sound at different times. If you think of a sound wave as a series of hills and valleys, a microphone that is nearest to a speaker might intercept the sound at the top of the waveform while a microphone that is furthest from a speaker might pick up the sound at the bottom of the cycle.

My Speakers After Sanding Down the Rough Edges

This photo was taken after I cut off the excess wood that was hanging over the edges.

My First Speaker After Applying Both the Layers of Bendy Plywood

This photo was taken after I applied the second layer of bendy plywood to my first speaker. I still need to cut off the plywood hanging over the edges.

Applying the Second Layer of Bendy Plywood to My Second Speaker

This photo was taken as I was applying the second layer of bendy plywood to my second speaker.

Applying the Second Layer of Bendy Plywood to My First Speaker (photo 1)

This photo was taken as I was applying the second layer of bendy plywood to my first speaker.

My Speakers After Applying the First Layer of Bendy Plywood

This photo was taken after I applied the first layer of bendy plywood to both of my speakers. This took about two weeks.