Sound Masking and Door Effects: Why Details Matter 17976
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Sound masking works best when it’s treated like a system, not a gadget. The speakers, the zoning, the control strategy, the ceiling conditions, and the airflow paths all matter. But one detail often decides whether a project feels “right” or annoyingly wrong: the door effect.
