Hi.The problem is only WAF.I also prefer SB34NRX75-6 in bigger boxes but i should make it slim towers.Outside dimensions should not exceed 23cm wide 35cm deep and 104cm high.So i should build sidefiring subs.
And for bracing what is the easiest way to do it?I am thinking to put about 6-8 pieces of 20x20cm square pieces vertically.I am not sure it will be enough.
Thanks and regards
Thankfully, I never had any WAF problems with my three, but did have horns, subs in the corners and normally covered with a ceiling height cloth grill that color complemented the wall color. Frankly, when I got on the net's early audio BBs, forums [no pictures or links to some] there was a lot of WAF/SAF/SO being used, which made no sense in the context they were used, so finally asked and was shocked that this was a common issue because it sure wasn't in metro Atlanta.
Wife #2 did take exception to me bringing the cycle inside to prep it for Daytona BikeWeek, using the tub and sink for parts cleaning even though I always cleaned/disinfected them back to pristine.
Apparently the chemical fumes settling in anything absorbent was the issue, so after the weather got warmer it all got a version of pressure washed mixed with some popular airspray scent she poured in when I wasn't looking.
Well, that was March '82 and it still smells from it, only now it's a 'man cave'.
Oh well, times change, it is what it is, so for high aspect ratio cabs, most of the pressure is along this length, ergo boards turned on edge in an 'X' frame will tie all [6] sides together, so it can't 'breathe'. If made out very rigid no void 18 mm Baltic Birch plywood or similar, then it will be excellently braced.
Ideally these will be offset at a golden or acoustic ratio to randomize panel resonances a bit and notched out as required to add a bit of driver support/mass loading. Search Dave P10's MLTL drawings, pictorial details for some examples. Note there's no need to add all those holes and need the weight anyway.
GM
