Wayne Parham Messages: 18787 Registered: January 2001
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As for mounting the speakers on the 13" side, I haven't tested it that way. I wouldn't expect that to be a problem, but since it's a tower, it's particularly sensitive to woofer and port position.
I tried that and it did sound good. I prefer the normal construction though. Hard to explain, but I found the sound to be smoother in the lower frequencies. I didn't try to measure the differences.
I tried that and it did sound good. I prefer the normal construction though. Hard to explain, but I found the sound to be smoother in the lower frequencies. I didn't try to measure the differences.
Wayne Parham Messages: 18787 Registered: January 2001
Illuminati (33rd Degree)
Use R11 for internal stuffing material. Those acoustic wedges are fine for lining the walls of your listening room, but they don't work as well for loudspeaker damping material.
Wayne Parham Messages: 18787 Registered: January 2001
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Lots of garbage on the internet. That stuff does nothing at bass frequencies. It's like it's not even there below several hundred Hertz.
Honestly, no stuffing material works at bass frequencies. It would have to be several meters thick, truly larger than the box. What we're expecting from this stuff is attenuation at midrange frequencies and higher.
So forget about doing anything to modify bass frequencies with stuffing. The stuffing is for higher frequencies. Lower frequencies depend mostly on driver and cabinet tuning.
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now i'm going to decide to build it or use the same kit to build another project...
