PeterK
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- Jan 14, 2004
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Hey, I got these DIY speakers at a garage sale(DIY meaning someone home made them... not parts that I put together) I took out the woofer and inside there is insulation on all surfaces, but the back wall has insulation that fill up about half the depth of the sub. I can easily remove an about 2-3" piece from the back wall, to create a bigger airspace. I'm wondering what kind of effect this will/should have on the speakers, will giving them a bigger box make them more efficient?, have louder bass?, have tighter bass? I really don't know, I've never made a speaker before, and don't have a clue.
and one more thing, If I do take the back insulation out, the homemade crossover is exposed to the inside of the box save a small sheet of clear plastic that the maker for some reason put in the box. Will having the cross over exposed be a potential problem?
thanks all
and one more thing, If I do take the back insulation out, the homemade crossover is exposed to the inside of the box save a small sheet of clear plastic that the maker for some reason put in the box. Will having the cross over exposed be a potential problem?
thanks all