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Hemisphere 
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 Posted: 06 March 2015 at 9:33pm |
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I don't understand the driver arrangement. it doesn't seem like they can be connecting to the air inside the main enclosure very well with that orange tube in the way?
Edit: duh just looked at it properly. Edited by Hemisphere - 06 March 2015 at 9:35pm |
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bitSmasher
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Edd Jordan
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not sure about that but like all things there are allways trade offs. i think the rule of thumb is keep the chamber small and some people even physically connect the 2 cones. iv only been playing with isos for about 3 years so i don't by any means claim to be an expert.
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Edd Jordanthe chamber size between the two drivers dosnt matter ... in my case smaller the better.[/QUOTE wrote: