I'm looking for some help - I have a pair of Fostex FE167E drivers which I plan to use in a small room (6' 3" x 9' 2" with 8' ceiling). The resulting speakers will need to be mounted on the short wall (over a desk so floorstanders are out) and I will be listening from around 2-3 feet. Amp is a Trends TA 10.1.
What I would ideally like to do is build cabinets with a triangular cross section which would then fit flush into the corners. What I don't know is how to adapt the cabinet design to work with the corner placement rather than against it. Should I go for a 15l cabinet as recommended by Fostex or something a little larger? How can I avoid boomy bass or other problems normally associated with corner placement?
Thanks for your help,
Mark
What I would ideally like to do is build cabinets with a triangular cross section which would then fit flush into the corners. What I don't know is how to adapt the cabinet design to work with the corner placement rather than against it. Should I go for a 15l cabinet as recommended by Fostex or something a little larger? How can I avoid boomy bass or other problems normally associated with corner placement?
Thanks for your help,
Mark