slope or slanted baffle vs stands four Pi [message #60725] |
Mon, 31 August 2009 18:02 |
hoerath7
Messages: 3 Registered: August 2009 Location: Columbus OH
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i have been tinkering with the four pi design for a few months and had a question or two. I love the sound I am getting out of the standard design but I was thinking about experimenting with the enclosure. I really want the sound to be at ear level. What would tilting the baffle back 10 degrees or so do to the sound? Is that an option? I know it might lose some floor loading but what should i expect and has anyone gone down this road.
I also wondered what effect putting them on stands would have. Stands are uglier (much uglier in my opinion) than sloped baffles. They also take up more space. If this is a better option over the slanted/sloped baffle I would consider it.
Either way ... i really feel like the sweet spot for this speaker is on axis at floor level... and i don't want to have to sit on the floor to listen to it!
Right now I have mockups built that are in 3.1 cu ft cabinets. I know the plans call for a 2.6 cu ft cab. Will a 2.6 cab sound better than a 3.1 cabinet and why? What differences would I experience or notice if I move to a smaller cabinet?
My other noob questions are whether I should build my final version of the cabinets out of BB. My mockups are mdf.
thanks so much
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your music sounds like noise.
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Re: slope or slanted baffle vs stands four Pi [message #60750 is a reply to message #60725] |
Wed, 02 September 2009 15:45 |
hoerath7
Messages: 3 Registered: August 2009 Location: Columbus OH
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Thanks wayne for the post... I had read a few of those links when I was searching but getting them on in one spot really helped. I am going to go ahead with risers.
Wayne-o what did you mess up exactly??? I gotta make sure I don't follow in your footsteps!
your music sounds like noise.
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