Bracing a double baffle...? Holding up progress

[AcIdBuRn02ZTS]

Hey guys...

here is a quick question...

I'm running a 14^3ft. net enclosure with a double baffle (49"w x 34"d). The walls of the enclosure are braced using 1/2" all thread however I wanted to know if I needed to run a 2x4 from front to back to support the center of the double baffle or is it even needed since I'm using the double?

I'll be running 2 re audio sx18s on around 1.5-2k rms per driver eventually, however 1krms per for the time being.

Anyways... this is holding up progress at the moment so if someone could chime in, I would greatly appreciate it.

Thanks

-Chris

[Hugh G. Rection]

Hey guys...

here is a quick question...

I'm running a 14^3ft. net enclosure with a double baffle (49"w x 34"d). The walls of the enclosure are braced using 1/2" all thread however I wanted to know if I needed to run a 2x4 from front to back to support the center of the double baffle or is it even needed since I'm using the double?

I'll be running 2 re audio sx18s on around 1.5-2k rms per driver eventually, however 1krms per for the time being.

Anyways... this is holding up progress at the moment so if someone could chime in, I would greatly appreciate it.

Thanks

-Chris

i would brace it.

[iceman1575]

Hey guys...

here is a quick question...

I'm running a 14^3ft. net enclosure with a double baffle (49"w x 34"d). The walls of the enclosure are braced using 1/2" all thread however I wanted to know if I needed to run a 2x4 from front to back to support the center of the double baffle or is it even needed since I'm using the double?

I'll be running 2 re audio sx18s on around 1.5-2k rms per driver eventually, however 1krms per for the time being.

Anyways... this is holding up progress at the moment so if someone could chime in, I would greatly appreciate it.

Thanks

-Chris

i would brace it.

Of course you would. You like it stiff and sturdy.

[fritosaregood]

I would add it too, thats a big baffle to just count on doubling it to hold it.