speaker sound quality

[Marty Cozad]

If you have the room, WallyMart has a 3.5" 4 ohm speaker in automotive section that sounds really good. reasonably priced.

[RhB_HJ]

QUOTE: Originally posted by rayf

I need help in trying to improve the sound of the speakers in commercial sound systems thanks Rayf

Hi Ray,

Secret tip from up the valley: some people use small glass jars (baby food etc.) for very good results. [;)][;)]

[Anonymous]

Is this to do with a sound system in a locomotive?


Rgds ian

[grandpopswalt]

If you can pack in a little fiberglas behind the cone (making sure it doesn't touch) it will further improve the quality by reducing internal reflections.

Walt

[bman36]

Hi Ray,
An enclosure is vital to good sound quality. I make mine from hardwood and glue it all together. I find that hardwood will give a much better resonance especially for diesel sounds. When I first installed sound in my FA1 I found it rather lousy. The enclosure made all the difference. Hope this helps. Later eh...Brian.

[cacole]

Do you have the speaker inside a baffle? I try to always enclose the back of the speaker, especially if it's going into a large area. Leaving the back open cancels out the lower frequencies and reduces the volume of a speaker.

[rayf]

I need help in trying to improve the sound of the speakers in commercial sound systems thanks Rayf