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Originally Posted by ripple_fx1  All good ideas - and yes on the multiple baffles - you can leave the top of the baffle shy of the lid if you want to port. I think unless you bury your driver in a cubic yard of concrete, it's still gonna make some noise - but will be quiet enough for isolation in the studio, or tracking in the control room. If you're gonna double up your ply, perhaps some kind of a "float" would be in order...JR |
Yea... I was going for the sheer mass of 1"1/2 of heavy ply giving me a bit better isolation. If i add a bit better bracing inside the cabinet to keep it stiff will it cause all kinda of weird reflections inside the cab?
My thought was one mic in back, one in front. I always thought two mics in front was overkill. I'd rather do another double track with the different mic, then track the same part with two mics. esp in an Iso cabinet.
What have you found are good dimensions? I want to keep it small enough to use in my apartment or cramped control room.