H J s system !

This is not presenting the reality its assuming and then drawing a line accordingly .
Fabricating something

I have measured Ls in may be 5 - 6 different rooms i measured ALL AROUND THE ROOM .
I design Ls as i think is suitable , you do/ measure as you please .

I use HPL by the way , not cheap MDF
A lot of musical energy will simply dissapate in your housing.

You should listen if you get a chance to Bass reproduction coming from a Braced 13 mm HPL cabinet , compared to your 18 mm MDF housing .
Different world altogether
The original question was from Audiohertz2, why you do not flush drivers, what is quite important for tweeter diffraction control, no matter what is crossover design or what is cabinet material MDF/HPS/Stone/CastAlu or how speaker performs in a different rooms.

The question was only about flush-mounting: https://www.erinsaudiocorner.com/driveunits/peerless_dx25tg59-04_tweeter/
 
And i gave an answer to that question a couple of posts back.
Its not that high of a priority for me .
I have designed many MDF speakers before with all kinds of baffles and always flushmounted


A speaker is always a compromise at this price level. (Around 9 K shop price )
 
I ll be attending at the show in Brussels.

 
Picked up the Subs today from the paintshop its a car body / paintshop they did an incredible polishing job.

RAL 9005 .


The Mc intosh combo sounds nice .
Its 300 w/ per channel solid state with built in DAC .

It has the temporary transport wooden plate still attached as its a distributor loan
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