Not by any means a guru, but...

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In Reply to: Question For Speaker Design Gurus posted by tubav on June 26, 2012 at 18:03:50:

...when you increase the cabinet volume in an acoustic suspension or infinite baffle enclosure, you lower the "Q" of the enclosure tuning. If the volume increase is substantial enough, bass response will be lower but subjective volume of bass will decrease as well. But as others have said, I doubt if your situation will be of any consequence. Don't worry.

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Topic - Question For Speaker Design Gurus - tubav 18:03:50 06/26/12 (5)

Hee hee. This is an easy one. - Presto 11:26:50 06/28/12 (0)

RE: Question For Speaker Design Gurus - JNS 19:35:01 06/27/12 (0)

Not by any means a guru, but... - Mr. Dick Hertz 08:46:17 06/27/12 (0)

RE: Question For Speaker Design Gurus - blue_z 22:44:10 06/26/12 (0)

RE: Question For Speaker Design Gurus - Coner 18:31:28 06/26/12 (0)

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Not by any means a guru, but... - Mr. Dick Hertz 08:46:17 06/27/12 (0)

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