Hi,
I work on a new speaker design and would like to avoid standing wave problem (as much as possible) on the bass section of the cabinet.
The bass section of the cabinet have a special shape :
10.5" W x 10.5" H x 17.25" D at the bottom and then
6.5" W x 14" H x 17.25" D
Just like a stove with a chimney
The x-over point is 350Hz and the upper part would be fill with fiberglass as well as a part of the bottom.
What do you think
I work on a new speaker design and would like to avoid standing wave problem (as much as possible) on the bass section of the cabinet.
The bass section of the cabinet have a special shape :
10.5" W x 10.5" H x 17.25" D at the bottom and then
6.5" W x 14" H x 17.25" D
Just like a stove with a chimney
The x-over point is 350Hz and the upper part would be fill with fiberglass as well as a part of the bottom.
What do you think
Svante said:If it is a closed box, filling it with fiberglass is a good way of avoiding standing waves. If it is a bass-reflex, you should not have as much stuffing, but it will probably be OK anyway.
Hi Svante,
It's a closed box. You confirmed what I was thinking. With the x-over point, standing wave should not be a big problem in this box + fiberglass will do the rest of the job.
Thanks for your answer !
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