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Re: Wadding and/or Dampening a speaker cabinet [message #35174 is a reply to message #35173] Sat, 23 February 2002 08:51 Go to previous message
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Polyfill in ported enclosures can do some good, but putting too much in will do more harm.

If you have your woofer producing higher frequencies, the damping material will help obsorbe those frequencies inside the box, preventing standing waves and smearing from those frequencies eminating from the port. It will also serve to enlarge the cabinet somewhat as the woofer perceives it.

If you add to much stuffing however, it destroys the function of the ported box. It'll run more like a sealed box. That might be your problem.

P.S. polyfill in a sealed box is by no means necessary, but usually won't hurt.

Adam

 
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