Sound Masking Myths: What People Get Wrong 53912

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Sound masking gets discussed like it’s a single product you buy and forget. In practice, it’s more like a design decision. It sits quietly in the background, but it affects how speech carries, how privacy feels, and whether people complain about “the noise” instead of enjoying the space.