What happens if the reverberation time is too large? – McqOptions

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1.	What happens if the reverberation time is too large?
A.	The sound becomes inaudible
B.	Echoes are produced
C.	Frequency becomes high
D.	The sound becomes infrasonic
Answer» C. Frequency becomes high

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