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Column resonance can be a problem too, not that v bracing alleviates it. Bracing all is important.
Wolf
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Hi all, Picked up the wood, I will begin fabrication this week. I have a question: Since I am rear mounting the woofer and mid, I was thinking of routing a roundover or bevel on the baffle. Does it matter? I have both bits.
Assembly starting. There must be something wrong with this site. It took me 10 minutes to login today and now it wont let me upload images. I'll try again later
Some of this may have been gone over previously that I just didn't see..
So rear mounting the mid, but It don't yet see how you are isolating it from the woofer chamber?
Also those holes in the center brace seem a bit small to allow the whole space to act as one chamber,
DrewsBrews thanks for chiming in. There is a small enclosure for the Mid you just dont see it yet in these photos. I should get to it later this week.
The holes in the brace are 3 inch dia and since there are 4 I believed that would be sufficient. Do I need to enlarge them? I hope not as they are already in place. Thanks
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