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Constructive interference

Where two signals, added together, act in sympathy with each other to boost the signal level. For example, bass from a subwoofer may, at certain frequencies, bounce from a nearby wall and that reflected signal may interfere with bass still coming directly from the subwoofer to effectively increase the output at that frequency. But it is also likely, at other frequencies, to result in destructive interference.

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