I recently read a test in the German magazine Stereoplay of an Isophon loudspeaker (can´t remember the name of the model). But in essance , the way to make the enclosure is at least unconventional. Made by sections of solid material layered with material with damping properties in between it´s said to have little impact on the final sonic result.
http://www.isophon.de/pages/pdf/isophon_berlina_web_en.pdf
http://2.bp.blogspot.com/_FbSDy9bT53I/TMFFTgMx9DI/AAAAAAAABCo/RZgtpSjnlUI/s1600/berlina-rc7.jpg
I would have done it differently, I would have used different materials with different properties for the solid sections , made it less symmetrical with rods starting at different sections. If it´s possible; more of "controlled chaos" 🙂
http://www.isophon.de/pages/pdf/isophon_berlina_web_en.pdf
http://2.bp.blogspot.com/_FbSDy9bT53I/TMFFTgMx9DI/AAAAAAAABCo/RZgtpSjnlUI/s1600/berlina-rc7.jpg
I would have done it differently, I would have used different materials with different properties for the solid sections , made it less symmetrical with rods starting at different sections. If it´s possible; more of "controlled chaos" 🙂