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<blockquote data-quote="AndyWood7" data-source="post: 7243812" data-attributes="member: 626306"><p>^^^that. I saw them online at Crutchfield. They seem more for protecting the speaker from dirt and moisture. The idea seems ok for sealing off the back wave(if they weren't made a foam I guess), but they look like they fit real tight to the speaker, noting someone's comment about needing certain air volumes behind the speaker?.....Just wondered if anyone has pondered the idea of using a sealed cavity like that to place there door speakers in.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="AndyWood7, post: 7243812, member: 626306"] ^^^that. I saw them online at Crutchfield. They seem more for protecting the speaker from dirt and moisture. The idea seems ok for sealing off the back wave(if they weren't made a foam I guess), but they look like they fit real tight to the speaker, noting someone's comment about needing certain air volumes behind the speaker?.....Just wondered if anyone has pondered the idea of using a sealed cavity like that to place there door speakers in. [/QUOTE]
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