[geeks] Yes, it works!

[Kris Kirby]

On Thu, 27 Jun 2002, Kurt Huhn wrote:
> Medium Density Fiberboard.  Think "really friggin thick cardboard".
> The stuff is very dense, won't warp, won't shrink, and can easily be
> made airtight.  It's also *extremely* strong do the the nature of
> fibers that overlap and criss-cross.  It's nature makes it extremly
> well-suited to speaker boxes, especially sub enclosures.

Interesting. I'm thinking of making a true abortion of nature -- a 15",
four 12"'s, a pair of 8"'s, and a horn. Ought to be able to handle about a
kilowatt. Another idea I had was to build a 15" folded-horn, and a 2x 12"
box + a mid unit and a high unit.

I'm looking for reproduction down to 20Hz, but not any lower. I just want
a serious speaker for bass... like a portable concert rig. :) I don't
intend on running any real power, but I like the idea of having that
ability... 50W is more than enough for me, right now. I play with a 10W
rig turned waay down because it distorts easy.

Would have it's advantages when the neigboor's kid fires up his car at
night. Grab `B' and start thumping... with earplugs in and gun mufflers.
8-)

--
Kris Kirby, KE4AHR          | TGIFreeBSD... 'Nuff said.
<kris at nospam.catonic.net>   | IM: KrisBSD | HSV, AL.
-------------------------------------------------------
"Fate, it seems, is not without a sense of irony."