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Old 25th February 2008, 11:15 PM   #1
ttan98 is offline ttan98  Australia
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Default Actual Internal dimensions of MLTL

After using MK's worksheet sheets to calculate(*) the dimensions of the cabinet for a spec. driver, that's fine.

The question is whether I need to make the cabinet size a little bigger or smaller if I put in damping in the cabinet. Does the s/w already take that into consideration already? I suspect the s/w already does that. Also is stuffing density=0.48 adequate or excessive?

Please confirm anyone.

Thanks.

* I include stuffing density of 0.48 into calculation.
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Old 26th February 2008, 12:15 AM   #2
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Old 26th February 2008, 12:33 AM   #3
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Default Re: Actual Internal dimensions of MLTL

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After using MK's worksheet sheets to calculate(*) the dimensions of the cabinet for a spec. driver, that's fine.

The question is whether I need to make the cabinet size a little bigger or smaller if I put in damping in the cabinet. Does the s/w already take that into consideration already? I suspect the s/w already does that. Also is stuffing density=0.48 adequate or excessive?

* I include stuffing density of 0.48 into calculation.
The dimensions in the software are physical dimensions and do not need adjusting to include or exclude stuffing. I recommend making the enclosure to the dimensions modeled.

A stuffing density of 0.48 lb/ft^3 is well within the range of reasonable values for a ML TL design.

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