Gasket material for removable front baffles (and stiffness/resonance issues)

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Long ago, I had a pair of ProAc Studio 3s. Lovely things that I had to sell when I started Real Life and living in a London bedsit. I have long regretted selling them (to a friend, so they were loved - I'm not sure they survived his kids' pokey fingers but they had a good innings).

Anyway - they had removable baffles. I believe the dealer who sold them to me had replaced a blow tweeter. They were also ported.

I'm more interested in sealed. I can see how a template and some choice between TNuts, Well Nuts, and threaded wood insert nuts can allow for removable baffles.

What to use as a gasket material?

I guess something thin and flat and a bit rubbery/spongy glued across the face of the fixed inner surface?

Can anyone recommend something?


I see also that the 40mm M5 rawlpugs will handle 20-30mm thickness, without rebate to allow for the flange. So I guess that would work for 12+18 with a flange rebate and maybe a washer.

Anyone tried that?

Clearly safer for 9mm on the cabinet, fixed, and 18mm removable to allow driver rebates. Is it strong enough?
 
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