“Normally what happens is when the shower is dropping onto the walls, it creates really high frequencies and basically cuts down the audio which is coming out of the speaker. So we have to compensate for that by using the tuning side of the business.”
Of course you’d want clean sound in the shower. Find more info at www.kohler.com.
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