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22nd February 2005, 01:50 PM
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Join Date: Apr 2003
Location: suceava
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boom box formulas..
hi all
i want to buid some 3 way boom boxes and i need some formulas for choosing the right dimensions. I don't know if i should use resonator tunnels or make a close box ...maybe you can give me some help.I intend to use some 300W -(15' or 18' i haven't bought them yet)true power russian (MAGG) loudspeakers. I need some formulas . Best regards! 
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