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items: Re: Boundary effects

Re: Boundary effects
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description: Thanks Wayne. But will raising the port tuning compensate for this ? The speakers are bass shy away from the wall on stands. I have subwoofers, so low bass is not a consideration. I just wish to warm em up a bit. Will shortening port do this, and if so how much to shorten
creator: Ka7niq
date: 2007-06-28T21:39:23-00:00

Re: Boundary effects
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description: Do not modify port length. Use the speakers in groups or with boundary loading. When using subs, you might choose a crossover point that makes boundary loading of the mains inconsequential.
creator: Wayne Parham
date: 2007-07-01T18:37:47-00:00