I heard the Waterfall speakers and they really suck.
However, this is not a problem with glass. Glass can be put to good use and I belueve you're on the right track. But the absence of any damping material inside the box means they resonate really well, you get lots of standing waves, these speakers really honk. They look good, tho. But the sound is really bad.
However, this is not a problem with glass. Glass can be put to good use and I belueve you're on the right track. But the absence of any damping material inside the box means they resonate really well, you get lots of standing waves, these speakers really honk. They look good, tho. But the sound is really bad.
An adhesive suggestion for bonding to glass
For small scale projects around the home and garage I've found that you can use J B Weld as an adhesive to bond things permanently to glass. E.g. I've used it for bonding metal to glass, wood to glass, and glass to glass. No experience though on how well it would perform given the vibration and any resonance issues that may be encountered on or in a loudspeaker enclosure.
For small scale projects around the home and garage I've found that you can use J B Weld as an adhesive to bond things permanently to glass. E.g. I've used it for bonding metal to glass, wood to glass, and glass to glass. No experience though on how well it would perform given the vibration and any resonance issues that may be encountered on or in a loudspeaker enclosure.
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