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11th December 2005, 05:10 PM
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2" baffle to thick?
Hello all,
I am building a sonotube based subwoofer, and am planning to use 1 1/4" MDF and 3/4" red oak as the baffle. Will this impede airflow off of the back of the driver and hurt the performance of the sub? TIA Happy Holidays. |
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