acoustical stuffing / sound dampening subwoofer cabinet REL BRITANNIA B1 subwoofer
Hello,
Quick question on acoustical stuffing / sound dampening in a subwoofer cabinet.
I am the 2nd owner of a REL Brittania B1 subwoofer.
Opened it up, and NO stuffing. A bit surprising. My guess is the original who was a dumb &*(&#$ removed it.
I am guessing there should be some stuffing in the cabinet.
IF SO, I am looking for recommendations as to how much to put in the cabinet and where.
THANKS for the help!
Please see pictures for view of interior of cabinet. Bottom-Middle- Top pictures
FYI--- Interior of cabinet is approximately 13” x 15” x 19”
https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B01U3HhYR3nZZUJ6U0lzZVNMYkE
https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B01U3HhYR3nZbGZNR1ktRHBOMmM
https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B01U3HhYR3nZS3kzSWpOaF9ySmM
REL BRITANNIA B1
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Yup, Rythmik woofers are very good. The 12" is offered in two versions---with an aluminum cone, or a paper one, your choice. For really high performance, the Rythmik woofers can be used with the company's dedicated servo-feedback circuit plate amp, 370w or 600w. For use in a sealed enclosure, 1.5-2.0 cu.ft. is recommended. A lot of Maggie users are very happy with their Rythmik subs. Jim Salk offers his top model speakers with Rythmik subs built in. |
