At that time, the operation was renowned for inventive recording equipment and its reverberation chamber room.
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A reverberation chamber is cavity resonator usually a screened room that is operated in the overmoded region.
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The building also has several acoustics labs including two anechoic chambers and a reverberation chamber for performing acoustics research.
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The development of artificial echo / reverberation chambers was important for sound recording because of the limitations of early recording systems.
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In 1918, Fabyan built the first reverberation chamber in the US for Harvard physicist Wallace Clement Sabine, the pioneer researcher in architectural acoustics.
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Reverberation chambers tend to be large rooms ( the resulting sound field becomes more diffused with increased path length ) and have very hard exposed surfaces.
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In 2001, a 6000-pipe symphony organ was installed, designed and built by Johannes Klais Orgelbau in Bonn and specially tailored to the hall's reverberation chambers.
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However, reverberation chambers, especially, are poor choices when the goal is to fully characterize a modulated or impulse signal rather than merely measuring peak and average spectrum energy content.
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Log periodic dipole arrays, Yagi-Uda antennas, and reverberation chambers have shown to achieve much higher field strengths for the power input than a simple biconical antenna in an anechoic chamber.
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Reverberation chambers are used in acoustics as well as in electrodynamics, such as for measurement microphone calibration, measurement of the sound power of a source, and measurement of the absorption coefficient of a material.
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