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In Reply to: RE: Source of benefit from framing - DrChaos follow-up posted by sailor321 on August 6, 2010 at 13:06:04:
Sure. Another difference is that you're pressurizing a box with the entire backwave of the speaker. The box contains damping material and, alas, some of the wave re-emerges again through the driver, but still, a lot of acoustic energy is reaching the inside of the enclosure, and triggering some nasty resonances to boot. Whereas in the Maggies, the backwave is free to radiate out the rear. This means that a box has to be much more rigid than a frame to control unwanted output.
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- RE: Source of benefit from framing - DrChaos follow-up - josh358 14:09:18 08/06/10 (4)
- RE: Source of benefit from framing - DrChaos follow-up - gregmacknass2@netzero.com 14:45:41 08/06/10 (1)
- RE: Source of benefit from framing - DrChaos follow-up - josh358 16:04:32 08/06/10 (0)
- RE: Source of benefit from framing - DrChaos follow-up - DrChaos 14:43:48 08/06/10 (1)
- RE: Source of benefit from framing - DrChaos follow-up - josh358 15:57:45 08/06/10 (0)
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