Reply to thread

Message

<blockquote data-quote="CBFryman2" data-source="post: 2481630" data-attributes="member: 565445">Well it&#039;s a sure fire way to seal corners combined with silicon and helps with vibration dampening slightly I&#039;d imagine. I&#039;ve got some 2x4&#039;s to screw and a bung load more bracing to do.I&#039;m keeping the duct tape untill I either brake 150 or give up on this enclosure and go for:1.) COMPLETELY rectangular Sub Up Port Up2.) COMPLETELY rectangular sub forward port up3.) 4th Order Bandpass beast box I designed4.) 6th Order bandpass enclosure that will almost qualify as wall.The 6th order modles like a beast. Flat as a board and extends well beyond any sane ported enclosure and is always at least 3dB louder in it&#039;s band with and plays a little lower as they both roll off at the same slope. But WinISD is moot so I&#039;ll be consulting some bandpass people before attempting it if it comes to that.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="CBFryman2, post: 2481630, member: 565445"] Well it's a sure fire way to seal corners combined with silicon and helps with vibration dampening slightly I'd imagine. I've got some 2x4's to screw and a bung load more bracing to do. I'm keeping the duct tape untill I either brake 150 or give up on this enclosure and go for: 1.) COMPLETELY rectangular Sub Up Port Up 2.) COMPLETELY rectangular sub forward port up 3.) 4th Order Bandpass beast box I designed 4.) 6th Order bandpass enclosure that will almost qualify as wall. The 6th order modles like a beast. Flat as a board and extends well beyond any sane ported enclosure and is always at least 3dB louder in it's band with and plays a little lower as they both roll off at the same slope. But WinISD is moot so I'll be consulting some bandpass people before attempting it if it comes to that. [/QUOTE]

Verification