Hi guys,
I'm building two speakers of about 32L, two-way, in bass reflex with seas speakers.
according to you a box with 12mm birch ply walls (18mm frontal one), with 2 or more layers of bituminous damping material, can be ok?
That to follow more or less the thought of the bbc (I already have a pair of Harbeth c7es3).
Or better to follow the road of thick and rigid walls?
I am very undecided.
I have already built some boxes following the road of rigidity, (21mm birch ply everly wall) and the bass is more controlled than the harbeths, but on the voices there is no comparison ... but maybe it is also thanks to the crossover and the speakers ...
thank you all if you would like to share your experiences in this regard.
I'm building two speakers of about 32L, two-way, in bass reflex with seas speakers.
according to you a box with 12mm birch ply walls (18mm frontal one), with 2 or more layers of bituminous damping material, can be ok?
That to follow more or less the thought of the bbc (I already have a pair of Harbeth c7es3).
Or better to follow the road of thick and rigid walls?
I am very undecided.
I have already built some boxes following the road of rigidity, (21mm birch ply everly wall) and the bass is more controlled than the harbeths, but on the voices there is no comparison ... but maybe it is also thanks to the crossover and the speakers ...
thank you all if you would like to share your experiences in this regard.
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