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Oh, there must be a hundred threads covering this, yet a half hour search did not come up with anything.
So i'm lazy and open a new thread I am making a big tube amp. Needed something to test it on and bought two speakers for $20 They are old philips speakers, unmistakably from the late eighties, by their looks. They sound pretty decend. They are a little bright now and then, but still.. I listen to them witg a +6dB gain at 70hz on the equalizer. That way it performs good. Now there's a large diameter vent directly behind the driver. It's covered with cloth. At large Basses, the cloth vibrates and wit an amplitude of at least 0,5 cm Can i tune the ports for deeper/stiffer bass? Will removing the cloth help? The speakers state "Power monitor 100" |
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