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19th December 2004, 02:43 PM
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Woofer alignment?
I will use two eton 8/800's wired in paralell. I am in debate on what kind of box to build. If I put them in their own enclosures do I still get the efficiency gain that they would have if they shared a box? Will two 89db woofers truley give me 92 when I'm done or will I loose this to various other losses? Thanks
p.s. someone told me that the baffle step loss would get me, where can I read mroe about this? |
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