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| Best way to decrease the internal volume of a sealed speaker? theaudiotweak, Thanks. First I’m going to try the Styrofoam. I have a piece that should work out fine cubic inches wise (177.42). I will be gluing this underneath of the inside top. I just hope it doesn’t come loose or rattle. Shadorne, Too much h... | |
| Best way to decrease the internal volume of a sealed speaker? asvjerry, Thank you so much for your information. I am now leaning towards the higher volume 0.65 internals. This means I only need to reduce the inside by 173.I guess the only issue I have with using 4x4’s is that they would probably need to be j... | |
| Best way to decrease the internal volume of a sealed speaker? geoffkait,So, what is the negative of having a slightly larger internal volume than optimum size? Lack of bass definition? Low efficiency?theaudiotweak, Can you provide a source to obtain the Cascade V? I see something called Cascade listed at Pa... | |
| Best way to decrease the internal volume of a sealed speaker? So using the Styrofoam... Please correct me if my math is incorrect or if I am on the wrong track.First my assumptions. 1 cu foot is equal to 1728 inches. My present speaker cabinet is 0.75 cu feet or 1296 inches.The woofers I am getting are said ... | |
| Best way to decrease the internal volume of a sealed speaker? ivan_nosnibor, Thank you for that info. I was thinking of just using the flex seal over the Styrofoam IF the Styrofoam alone would act as an absorbent. But it sounds like it does not.theaudiotweak, I will order some of the Cascade to be used as a ... | |
| Best way to decrease the internal volume of a sealed speaker? toddverrone, Will the expandable foam absorb sound like the other products such as wool, fiberglass etc.? If so I think that would be the opposite of reducing the internal box volume. That's why I thought of sealing the exposed area with the Flex ... | |
| Best way to decrease the internal volume of a sealed speaker? Wow! Thank you all for some really creative suggestions.Questions though:It sounds like the Black Hole 5 would be similar to adding wool, fiberglass, acousta stuff etc. material. These materials are used to absorb and to compensate for a smaller b... | |
| Best way to decrease the internal volume of a sealed speaker? roxy54,Thanks. but what is Black Hole? Is it a spray?bdp24,Thanks but how will the bracing be attached? The internals of this cabinet is pretty tight. See link below.https://www.parts-express.com/dayton-audio-mtmc-075bk-075-cu-ft-mtm-curved-speake... | |
| Best way to decrease the internal volume of a sealed speaker? Perhaps a little more info is needed. This is for my DIY speaker project. I purchased high gloss cabinets that were assembled and sized for a particular woofer, but I have decided to experiment further and change the woofer. The new woofer specs i... | |
| Whats playing on your system today? Led Zeppelin 1 & 2. ozzy | |
| Whats playing on your system today? AC/DC ozzy | |
| High Fidelity MC-6 Power Distributor vs. Synergistic Research V8 Powerblock? tommylion, I agree with t_ramey,I now have 16 of the MC-05's on my 3 dedicated lines and I am using a CPT 1800 and a 300. ozzy | |
| Whats playing on your system today? Dani Wilde "Juice Me Up".ozzy | |
| Tekton Double Impacts grannyring,Eric never replied to me. The girl that I spoke to on the phone finally emailed me about the external crossover possibility with a simple no. No response about the 8 ohm version. jayctoy, It looks like it will never happen, but thank yo... | |
| Tekton Double Impacts Thanks Al,Actually these days I am only using the DEQX for subwoofer duties. But your point about moving the speakers around is important. I am also no longer using the Zero's. ozzy |