Potential subwoofer enclosure material

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Yeah, most of the speakers I designed/built for others were typically braced particle board for high Qt and MDF or other large job site scrap for the rest [Atlanta was having a huge building boom] and bonded scrapped porcelain tile from new/rehab bathrooms to really mass load them. Most cabs were tuned in the 40-50 Hz range, so plenty good enough for apartment, college dorm, small cottage rooms they were destined for.

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Yeah, most of the speakers I designed/built for others were typically braced particle board for high Qt and MDF or other large job site scrap for the rest [Atlanta was having a huge building boom] and bonded scrapped porcelain tile from new/rehab bathrooms to really mass load them. Most cabs were tuned in the 40-50 Hz range, so plenty good enough for apartment, college dorm, small cottage rooms they were destined for.

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I read somewhere your post about how they loaded an Altec cabinet with bricks .....
Because of this, I am looking with interest at a block of marble that is tucked away in a yard .....
Do you think it will really improve the sound of my 150 liter sealed construction? I could cut it out and put it inside. (in the base, obviously)
Keep in mind that my spine already has its breakdowns, I would not like to receive new reprimands from my doctor about it ....:eek:
 

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