Would stuffing my sealed enclosure do anything?
Setup:
JL 500/1
two 10" inifinities (250rms each) in a sealed box (2 cubic feet total)
Here's the question:
I see that some sealed enclosures are stuffed with some kind of cotton or fabric material. I was just wondering what exactly is the purpose of this and how would it change the sound quality? I'm thinking about doing this, so, any advice on what kind material i should use?
JL 500/1
two 10" inifinities (250rms each) in a sealed box (2 cubic feet total)
Here's the question:
I see that some sealed enclosures are stuffed with some kind of cotton or fabric material. I was just wondering what exactly is the purpose of this and how would it change the sound quality? I'm thinking about doing this, so, any advice on what kind material i should use?
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by erikiksaz1 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">I think people stuff their sub boxes with polyfill to increase the volume of the box, as the sub will see it anyways. </TD></TR></TABLE>
It's spun dacron or upolstry fill, and yes, its to make the speaker think its in a bigger box ,[ it does the opposite it decreases the volume] but what the hell does a speaker know anyways
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It's spun dacron or upolstry fill, and yes, its to make the speaker think its in a bigger box ,[ it does the opposite it decreases the volume] but what the hell does a speaker know anyways
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