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Dampining The Rear Of A Planer Speaker?
I have a pair of Eminent Tech LFT-8, can the sound be improved by adding sound absorption to the rear of the ribbons. If so what material would be best, and should it be placed tight against the speaker?
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05-04-08
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05-04-08
Try adjusting toe-in and rear/side wall distance to determin ...
Rkeman
05-04-08
Agree, call bruce thigpen at et....he is a pleasure to talk ...
Chadnliz
05-05-08
I had planars for many years. the critical problem is rear a ...
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