“How does a closed dome differ from an open dome in terms of sound amplification and the occlusion effect?”

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• A closed dome provides a better seal in the ear canal, which can help reduce feedback and amplify low-frequency sounds. In contrast, an open dome allows more unamplified sound to pass through the ear canal, reducing the occlusion effect but also causing less amplification of low-frequency sounds.

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