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Ponder and expound on this if you would please, using an infinite baffle or baffle-like design as a coffee table to increase bass. Picture an infinite baffle speaker laying on its side. Would it work and what should it look like on the inside? There are plenty of speaker cut-away images out there, I've seen a couple, but don't remember where. It seems to me, that by covering the inside of the baffle at reflection points, directing and re-directing the sound waves and covering the internal back walls with sound absorbing materials that this would act as a bass trap, tricking the sound waves into thinking that they have a larger environment in which to propogate and yield increased and deeper, better defined bass response? I know that's a bit simplified but, so be it. I thought, since I could use a coffee table and increased, better defined bass response, that I'd kill two bird's with one stone and so I'm seeking ideas and feedback.
Thanks to all.
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Topic - Infinite baffle/coffee table design idea solicitation - dmzwizard@yahoo.com 18:18:28 04/24/10 (6)
- It might look like this. - Mr. Dick Hertz 17:25:59 04/25/10 (0)
- Of audio and "furniture" - bartc 06:29:27 04/25/10 (0)
- I'm not quite clear what you're suggesting… - David Aiken 23:47:14 04/24/10 (2)
- RE: I'm not quite clear what you're suggesting… - dmzwizard@yahoo.com 03:25:38 04/25/10 (1)
- OK… - David Aiken 13:41:58 04/25/10 (0)
- RE: Infinite baffle/coffee table design idea solicitation - hahax@verizon.net 20:47:04 04/24/10 (0)
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