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Dual density materials -- higher density on walls of enclosure -- lower density in center of enclosure

Specifics and test data in Vance Dickason's "Loudspeaker Design Cookbook"

I use single-density inexpensive polyester stuffing for DIY subwoofers -- eight pounds of 1.25lbs per cubic foot polyester for my two 6.5 cubic foot subwoofer enclosures (more dense does not work as well).

Polyester stuffing can be used at a density of up to 1.75 lbs. per cubic foot in smaller enclosures.

Polyester stuffing is not as efficient as fiberglas, but much nicer to work with.

Search online for an easier to read version of the article by "Mr. Subwoofer" Tom Nousaine about various polyester stuffing densities, including his measurements. The link is tough to read.
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Richard BassNut Greene
Subjective Audiophile 2007


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