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Red Dragon Audio · « **Reply #20 on:** 17 Sep 2004, 03:22 am »

May God, Allah, and Buhdda have mercy on the foundations of my home.

mnapuran · « **Reply #21 on:** 19 Sep 2004, 01:32 pm »

Quote from: Danny

You are using a pair of them in your room?

My guess is it will rock your foundations and grab you by the nads in a most pleasing way.

Lets us know how it feels, will you?

Yes.... yes they will

Danny Richie · « **Reply #22 on:** 19 Sep 2004, 01:48 pm »

Hey Mike,

Looks like now I need to get you guys to try our A/V series speakers.

mnapuran · « **Reply #23 on:** 19 Sep 2004, 04:55 pm »

Quote from: Danny

Hey Mike,

Looks like now I need to get you guys to try our A/V series speakers.

Yup.. you know my plans for them... just a little different enclosure, but it's in the plans

Time is an issue right now, as you are well versed in as well

dayneger · « **Reply #24 on:** 23 Oct 2004, 06:54 am »

Hi Danny,

what would happen if I tried to stuff everything into a 16" cube? That's the upper limit the S.O. will entertain in our living room. Especially since I admitted I was thinking about making a stereo pair eventually. . .

Thanks,

Dayne

Danny Richie · « **Reply #25 on:** 23 Oct 2004, 12:40 pm »

If you build it with internal dimensions of 16" cubed then you are almost there.

That makes 2.37 cubic feet. Optimal is 2.4. This will have little change.

If the 16" cubed is external and the box is 3/4" thick then that will leave only 1.764 cubic feet.

It will knock the -3db down point up to 24Hz from 20Hz.

But then you will need a brace or two plus the woofer and PR take up some space too. Your likely looking more at a -3db of 25 to 26Hz.