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16th July 2004, 12:50 PM
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Join Date: May 2003
Location: South Otago
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Snail TTL sub
Hi all
Has any one tryed to make a sub based on the B&W natulis TTL, what are the diffrances between a TTL and a TL . Do you 1/4 wave tune a TTL or are you just trying to absorb the back wave. As A TTL is sealed do you worry about correct volume more than lenght. I think I could make a snail by cutting out of mdf panal and lamernating together, lots of work, mdf and glue, any suggestions on other ways to make snail. I was thinkig more of there prototype rather than production model. Cheers Mark |
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