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A useful application would be e.g. in cases where you want to target specific frequencies AND airflow should be possible.

So this could be useful for attenuating small computer fans by 12 db without or adding meandering pipes filled with absorbing foam.

For general acoustics I'd stick to a accuratly calculated and well built diaphragmatic absorber or at least a helmholtz absorbers.

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