Hi (c:
I'm french, Full Range liker and Im glad to be on this forum.
These days I try to build 2 parallel on-wall enclosures, bass reflex, for the Fostex FF165Wk.
Of course I want to limitate baffle step, and I try some simulations on Basta!, with the 'Baffle designer' tool.
My enclosures will be H74xL23cm, and 16.6cm deep.
When I check the baffle/wall distance on the "Baffle designer", do I have to enter 0 mm, or do I count the 166mm enclosure deepness?
Does 0 mm means it is "in-wall"?
Here's a screen shot to explain (I put 1 mm in this exemple).
Thanks in advance!
Nicolas
I'm french, Full Range liker and Im glad to be on this forum.
These days I try to build 2 parallel on-wall enclosures, bass reflex, for the Fostex FF165Wk.
Of course I want to limitate baffle step, and I try some simulations on Basta!, with the 'Baffle designer' tool.
My enclosures will be H74xL23cm, and 16.6cm deep.
When I check the baffle/wall distance on the "Baffle designer", do I have to enter 0 mm, or do I count the 166mm enclosure deepness?
Does 0 mm means it is "in-wall"?
Here's a screen shot to explain (I put 1 mm in this exemple).
Thanks in advance!
Nicolas
Attachments
Thanks TNT, that's what I found too after some other searches here.
Disapointing, because 166mm away from the wall makes a dip around 300 HZ -so byebye nice flat response- but in a way it's logic, there are still corners, so baffle step is here.
Disapointing, because 166mm away from the wall makes a dip around 300 HZ -so byebye nice flat response- but in a way it's logic, there are still corners, so baffle step is here.
On wall speaker should have a special baffle. A normal box near a wall can be bad, as you can see.