Mat Dope
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Re: double baffle question
you dont need a double baffel for low power subs like that. youll be fine with a single 3/4MDF. just take your time and cut out a perfect circle for the sub to mount on and it will be air tight.
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6/3/2007, 2:59 pm
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CAM92
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Re: double baffle question
well I have to flush mount the subs so I figured I'd just double baffle it. With my EHQS12 the baffle is roughly the same size and it flexes a little. It's braced too. The baffle will be 40"x22". I have the room and the MDF so I have no reason not to double baffle other than weight.
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6/3/2007, 4:09 pm
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Phil Salisbury
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Re: double baffle question
Well, if your going to flush mount the sub, then use the double baffle method you outlined because I use the same method for flush mounting subs plus it add's strength to the enclosure as well.
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6/4/2007, 10:29 am
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alright thanks phil.
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6/4/2007, 6:35 pm
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