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sound trap

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sound trap [′sau̇nd ‚trap]
(electronics)
A wave trap in a television receiver circuit that prevents sound signals from entering the picture channels.
(engineering acoustics)
A pit between adjoining instrument sections in a sound-recording studio, generally filled with fiberglass panels, to absorb sound that would otherwise propagate from instruments in one section to microphones in adjacent sections.


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Conceived by the Material Sciences Corporation (MSC), Quiet Steel and Sound Trap are fast gaining recognition and acceptance by both the automotive and appliance industries, thereby hindering the sale of acoustic nonwovens.
5 MHz sound trap removes video noise in the spectral location of the subsequent FM audio carrier;
 
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