baffle design

[meowth08]

Hi,

I have here an idea on how our baffle design project would look like.
The dimensions and parameters for the design are not yet included.
Basing on the picture, please comment if this design is ok or should we
make the conventional rectangular box.



Regards,
m8

 

[canadaelk]

What are you trying to accomplish here, upstage BOSE? Why not 3 boxes you can arrange. The sub can be allmost anywhere in the room if it crosses over<250Hz. E

 

[meowth08]

So does it also mean that this design is also ok as long as it crosses over <250Hz or typically 80 to 100 Hz.

Do you have a working baffle design? We're having a hard time looking for references for the computations for dimensions.

 

[cachehiker]

Although all pairs of stereo speakers have dead spots in certain frequencies and certain locations, pointing your tweeters and woofers (the front channel speakers) inwards like that is likely to lead to a small sweet spot for stereo reproduction.

A subwoofer usually begins to lose its lack of directionality above about 150Hz. By about 300Hz you can generally hear where it is located. The exact frequency where this becomes audible depends on the room dimensions, the subflooring, and the damping material (like carpet, upholstered furniture, curtains, and acoustic panels) distributed around it.