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    Posted: 28 August 2011 at 3:20pm
what exactly does this part do? 

iv built 4 and iv not put that part on Confused
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It forms the throat. Notice the 110 mm measurement on the left!
Look at the super scooper plan for instance, you'll find the so called "dog leg" on it also.

Edit: I missed the last part of your post: If you left it out the throat has theoretically moved downwards in the horn (technically to the narrowest point), thus making the back chamber bigger and horn shorter.


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Personally I'm not sure whether it will give you any noticeable difference (to your hearing that is). You could however glue it in there through the speaker cutt out, if you make it in two halves (in the length).
 
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Thanks for the replies, il get some made up and see if i can hear any difference,

cheers
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Looks like it ensures positive expansion throughout the design.
Its just a ride.
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Was there a noticiable difference in performance by adding the dog leg? 
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still got 4 of these built by you HMAudio really good sub cab for a 15" driver
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