RE: Speaker materials

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In Reply to: Speaker materials posted by stoltzjohn@yahoo.com on February 23, 2021 at 05:27:45:

This is not my area, but in the realm of speaker box material, it depends how much you want to spend. I think Magico originally had stacked layers of birch plywood--meaning the plywood was horizontal from the ground up, stacked in layers. They have abandoned that method, not sure what they're using now, but also use solid aluminum carved out. Wilson Audio uses their type X, material. Crystal Cable I think uses glass, another uses recycled canon balls (cast iron).
Keep it simple, but the sky's the limit.

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