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Re: Bafflesize

"The key is to make the baffle size as large as possible" ... surely there must be some science here? :-))

If my IIIAs are 5 1/2 ft out from the front wall then I suspect running baffles right back to the wall would not, in fact, give a goos sound. Whereas, say, 12" baffles could well be a reasonable extension ... but maybe 18" is better??

And what do you think of Scott's triangular idea? Again, that kinda has a good feel about it but is there any scientific basis to back up the idea?

Regards,

Andy


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