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9th June 2003, 11:19 AM
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Location: Mangalore, Karnataka State, India
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Tighter Box?
Hello everyone,
Primers say that the fact that a tighter box raises the resonance frequency of a speaker may be profitably used in designing a separate housing for the midrange. But how tighter or smaller? I have a pair of midranges resonating at 95Hz. I want to use them in a configuration in which I have a central woofer (a L+R reproducing below 200Hz) and two side boxes consisting of mid and tweeter speakers. Any advise on how smaller a box can be in this case? |
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