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In Reply to: Beware the wood's resonant signature; use TI Shield. posted by Al Sekela on August 4, 2005 at 16:33:11:
It is quite stiff and difficult to damp.Actually its high stiffness is a plus as for a given panel size the greater stiffness will result in a higher resonant frequency which is easier to damp than a lower frequency. Also there's just less high frequency acoustic energy to begin with than there is lower frequency acoustic energy.
I've had very good results using maple damped with 1/16" thick natural cork. My chassis are typically much smaller than more typical sizes so perhaps some 1/8" thick cork for the larger stuff would be better.
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