| Adjusting reverberation by enabling a portion of the ceiling to be raised, lowered, opened or closed |
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| 1.When second-balcony seats open |
2.Second-balcony seats in the process of being closed off |
3.When the third-level seats have been completely closed off, changing the sound reflection ratio of the entire theatre |
| Adjusting reverberation by changing the area of the sound-absorbing and reflecting surfaces of wall-mounted rotating panels |
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| 1.Normal position, with the reflective surfaces fully exposed |
2.Side wall panels in the process of being rotated |
3.When panels have been fully rotated, leaving the absorbing side fully exposed |
| Adjusting reverberation by opening and closing sound-absorbing curtains installed on audience walls and balconies |
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Osaka Sayama City Culture Center (Sayaka Hall)
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1.Making use of the original reflective ratio of the walls |
2.Opening (unfurling) sound-absorption curtains on the wall, to adjust the reflective ratio of the theater |
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