Help to build two enclosures/No parameters

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Mid-Bass speakers have a little hole,not sure if can be considered an opening.For a comparation i will leave a photo with a speaker wich i plan to replace(to be used as mid driver with individual enclosure in a speaker/that one have bigger hole/opennig)
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The upper driver in your final photo shows a 'vented pole' speaker - a 'hole' at the back of the magnet structure for ventilation of the voice coil etc. This may be ignored as it is not the same thing as an 'open back' driver.

Do or do not your speakers have an open back as in my photo in post #16?
 
ahhh they are open back, so yes two separate enclosures are required. (a side view shot would have been better)

so back to enclosure size...did you have time to go thru the article i linked to?

getting the size right for the bass driver without measurements is a crapshoot , and why i suggested sealed and as large as you can tolerate.

size of enclosure for the smaller driver is less critical depending on crossover frequency.
 
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The silver tweeters are the original tweeters,wich one is hearing a little stuffy in treble range,and i will make for black tweeters a frame.For Akisui speakers i will have to make an enclosure and make hole larger a bit.I will change the bass speaker and bass reflex tube in the future.
A link for black tweeters:https://a.aliexpress.com/_mOKdKSI
The yellow thing is an romanian equalizer repaired and changed some caps,and working fine,from 30hz to 20khz,also potentiometers was changed to equalizer.
Amplifier is an Technics SU-Z55 wich i think i will replace some of his caps in the future.Here is a photo with original looking equalizer.
 

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turk 182 sugested you make a sealed box for the woofer having as large a volume as you can accommodate.

By wiring a suitable capacitor in series with each mid, you can prevent them from reproducing the bass frequencies.

Filtering out the bass allows the volume of the mid enclosures to be small and to fit comfortably into the larger woofer enclosure.
 
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