How thick should the front baffle of speakers be?


Some manufactures advertise or hype a thick front baffle, two layers of MDF,  if the woofer is as thin as  paper cone how could it change anything. Could be just hype
soundsrealaudio

Showing 2 responses by kenjit

@soundsrealaudio a cabinet is the only practical way to eliminate rear waves.

This however creates the problem of cabinet vibrations and rear waves being passed out the thin paper cone.

Only solution is an infinite baffle with no cabinet.

and the improvement (without any other changes) was not trivial.
wheres the proof