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What if when making a box and you brace it you use something like PVC pipe thats cut in half or something to eliminate the sharp right angles. I was wondering if you did would it increase the performance of the woofer.
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45s in the corners dont help really as far as smoothing airflow as much as they reduce internal volume slightly to fine tune enclosure size
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OK, then what about a pentagon shape? Would more right angles change anything?
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quote:Originally posted by HHR_Ed_T3guy: Most of the loudest street and superstreet enclosures are cubicle and have all right angles.
its all in the tuning
We gained a few tenths in cooks not really rounding but "smoothing" the corners with bondo and just sanding it back down to a small roll. But it was originally a loss, had to retune to get a few tenths out of it.
But then again in a normal ported wall...i guess its POSSIBLE you could mess up loading by not having square angles
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