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In Reply to: Cabinet Construction posted by ears2 on April 14, 2000 at 19:10:43:
Using solid wood can cause cracking problems because the end grain expands with changes in humidity at a different rate than the side grain. Solid wood is also more resonant and would require more bracing. Stick with MDF, high-grade plywood, or a combination of the two. I've seen comments highly recommending the North Creek Music Cabinet Handbook, so you might want to get a copy of that. I also recommend that you drop by the discussion board at Madisound(www.madisound.com) and ask there. That's the most informative speaker building site I've run across.
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