acousticpath
nounUK /əˈkuː.stɪk pɑːθ/
US /əˈkuː.stɪk pæθ/
The way sound travels from one place to another.
The acousticpath carried the music clearly across the lake.
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2. A planned route for sending sound signals in a building or device.
Engineers designed the acousticpath so the alarm could be heard in every room.
3. The path sound takes through water or air in nature.
Whales use the acousticpath of the ocean to call to each other.
4. A line along which a microphone or speaker picks up sound best.
Keep the singer inside the acousticpath of the microphone.