Joe X Posted January 14, 2012 Report Posted January 14, 2012 You could easily add a MDF layer on the baffle face. I agree that extensive bracing may not be necessary if you are running low power. Quote
ThatGuyWithAJetta Posted January 14, 2012 Author Report Posted January 14, 2012 You could easily add a MDF layer on the baffle face. I agree that extensive bracing may not be necessary if you are running low power. So should i add an extra baffle and add dowels to the box or should i just do one or the other, i'm only looking to run between 400 and 500 watts Quote !999.5 Volkswagen Jetta 1 Planet Audio BIg Bang 15 Powerbass 1500,1
ThatGuyWithAJetta Posted January 14, 2012 Author Report Posted January 14, 2012 You could easily add a MDF layer on the baffle face. I agree that extensive bracing may not be necessary if you are running low power. So should i add an extra baffle and add dowels to the box or should i just do one or the other, i'm only looking to run between 400 and 500 watts total. Quote !999.5 Volkswagen Jetta 1 Planet Audio BIg Bang 15 Powerbass 1500,1
Joe X Posted January 14, 2012 Report Posted January 14, 2012 I would do the double baffle for sure, that's the surface that flexes the most, rods on that power maybe is too much on the safe side.. whatever you do take the displacements into account. Quote
ThatGuyWithAJetta Posted January 15, 2012 Author Report Posted January 15, 2012 I would do the double baffle for sure, that's the surface that flexes the most, rods on that power maybe is too much on the safe side.. whatever you do take the displacements into account. ok i think i will just double baffle it then Quote !999.5 Volkswagen Jetta 1 Planet Audio BIg Bang 15 Powerbass 1500,1
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