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Insallation of DSD Speaker Part II Where did I go wrong?
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[quote]QUOTE: <i>Originally posted by Fergmiester</i> <br /><br />....gsetter: The load of coal in the tender looks more like swiss cheese and I also cut out the aft bulkhead under the coal shield so there's plenty of portals for sound but thanks for the input....Fergie[/quote] <br /> <br /> Actually Fergie I meant the enclosure or speaker box you built. Does it breathe? <br /> I built a couple speaker enclosuers for my home stereo and the plans I used said the box has to breathe through a port in order for the speaker cone to move properly. Baffles were placed inside the enclosure to slow down the sound waves behind the speaker. The baffles prevent the sound waves behind the speaker from canceling out the sound waves comming from the front of the speaker. The port is a tube of a determined length to let air out but break up the sound waves. <br /> Of course this is probably a moot point since tiny speakers are generally sealed on the back side. <br /> However I think Antonio hit the spike on the head and you changing the CV's helped. <br /> Keep us posted!
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