Enclosure Question

[rmzsuzuki89 10+ year member]

What would be the best way to round off/smooth out the corners of the inside of a sub box? I've heard that this lets the air flow better and not get trapped in spots, therefore making it better sounding and louder...Opinions?

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[Jeremy M 10+ year member]

cut wood into triangles peices for every corner....or u could dump a crapton of resin into the box and prop the box up so it traps all the resin in the corner....let dry and repeat for all the other corners....altho, that could get expensive. remember tho, putting 45's into the corners takes up space and could change the tuning etc etc

 

[rmzsuzuki89 10+ year member]

cut wood into triangles peices for every corner....or u could dump a crapton of resin into the box and prop the box up so it traps all the resin in the corner....let dry and repeat for all the other corners....altho, that could get expensive. remember tho, putting 45's into the corners takes up space and could change the tuning etc etc

Ya, ill take that all into account when finishing, just trying to get some good ideas...it's gonna be a pretty big box anyway tuned pretty low.

 

[buggsson 10+ year member]

If it is for sub use, it is not necessary at all, those wave lenghts are far too long to be influenced in any way, but some sealant in all the corners to seal the box is beneficial.