I remember posting a thread almost a year back, about the "diffraction be gone pads".
Since iam coming to the end of my vacations. Thought I'd take up something easier to faff with. I've got a roll of acoustic felt and some car vibration damping sheets to start with. And before I go smearing my speakers with felt and glue, thought I'd check, why is diffraction only mentioned in conjunction with treble. I would guess the same principle of sound travelling on the front baffle, should also apply to mid range and bass drivers. I do vaguely remember it being something to do with baffle width and height vs the wave length of the frequency. Any guidance if trying felt on mid range drivers will also work, will be very helpful. Thanks
Since iam coming to the end of my vacations. Thought I'd take up something easier to faff with. I've got a roll of acoustic felt and some car vibration damping sheets to start with. And before I go smearing my speakers with felt and glue, thought I'd check, why is diffraction only mentioned in conjunction with treble. I would guess the same principle of sound travelling on the front baffle, should also apply to mid range and bass drivers. I do vaguely remember it being something to do with baffle width and height vs the wave length of the frequency. Any guidance if trying felt on mid range drivers will also work, will be very helpful. Thanks