Hey all,
I just finished my first, ground-up, high end set of speakers. Sucuessful meaning cost was less that $600 and sound is more than $5000.After 2 weeks of hard core messing with different types of filling, I settled on just traditional dacron. 100g's each for a .5ft3 box. The box has a 2" MDF front baffel, a dado brace in the middle and 1" top,bottom,sides,back. VERY SOLID BOX. Howeveer, upon playing a piano the other day I got thinking about the box acting like a sounding board. Mabye using less filling and a wood that is not quite as hard and thick (insert innuendo here) to improve overall "warmpth" in the mid-bass aera. I get the feeling this is asking for muddiness, but is there any...well sheerly artisn views on these effects?
Share the thoughts and happy listening.
~A~
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Topic - The effect of the box on tuning mid-bass... - Audiopolous 12:00:17 08/09/03 (10)
- Re: The effect of the box on tuning mid-bass... - RBP 16:48:57 08/09/03 (0)
- Re: The effect of the box on tuning mid-bass... - Steve Eddy 13:29:18 08/09/03 (0)
- Re: The effect of the box on tuning mid-bass... - Magnetar 12:26:49 08/09/03 (7)
- Re: The effect of the box on tuning mid-bass... - Audiopolous 15:37:37 08/09/03 (1)
- Re: The effect of the box on tuning mid-bass... - Magnetar 07:56:54 08/10/03 (0)
- I agree with Magnetar... - Charles Hansen 12:46:01 08/09/03 (4)
- Very Good!...but... - Audiopolous 15:40:28 08/09/03 (1)
- Re: Very Good!...but... - Steve Eddy 17:01:26 08/09/03 (0)
- More - cabinet materials - Magnetar 14:34:04 08/09/03 (1)
- The baffle is 2" thick. (nt) - Audiopolous 15:42:17 08/09/03 (0)