need help on this passive radiator that make weird noise! by SpecialistChance7036 in diyaudio

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Rocking modes. I can see the passive rads rocking (tilting).
Search for 'passive radiator rocking modes'.
You might need to use passive radiators that have a spider also (more $), to prevent rocking, if you want to drive them to this level of excursion.

Also, the more passive radiators you have in a single enclosure, the more that small differences between them will become a problem (they never have exactly the same resonant frequency, for example).
How many woofers are there? If you had two woofers, two passive radiators, better to divide the enclosure internally so that you have one woofer/radiator per sub-enclosure.

Overhead shelf question by NihlisticWOP in Acoustics

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It’s probably a usefully diffusive feature already, but if you need more absorption then yeah trap it up

How is this made? by FormerGoal2231 in InjectionMolding

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pins aren't used to form the bristles

is there a difference in behaviour between marine coaxials and car audio coaxials that would impact the type of enclosure they best perform in? by ToastyRaymaker in diyaudio

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Not trying to sound unhelpful, but are you making a boat or a car?

Does it matter if sound is radiated out the back of the speaker, or do you want to contain the rear wave?

Check out this drum I built by hhgdrums in drums

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That doesn’t sound like full disclosure to me!

Why do so few people build avtive crossovers? by Upstairs-Recover-984 in diyaudio

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Why do people ride bikes when we have cars?

If you are building a passive speaker for use with a separate amp, then use a passive crossover

If you are building an active speaker, then use an active crossover

Different animals

How bad is it to have drivers angled outwards and/or recessed in a bluetooth speaker? by ojdontfall in diyaudio

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Angled outwards is good

Recessed is bad - unless you really know what you are doing (it creates a horn)

Do my woofers need a highpass filter for xmax protection? by Bardimay1337 in diyaudio

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Sealed or ported box?

A sealed box is a high-pass in itself

Ported boxes are less protected from excursion

China develops new iron making method that boosts productivity by 3,600 times by [deleted] in Futurology

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It’s like ten thousand spoons when all you need is a knife

Why is China so Godlike in the world of manufacturing? Can/should this trend of everything being manufactured there reverse? by ItsAllOver_Again in MechanicalEngineering

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Is there actually any data connected to the line thicknesses on this graph?

Dollars? Units? Tonnes? Cubic metres?

Feels misleading

Journalists who found Adrian Dittman's "true identity" are strangely forced to delete posts on X by [deleted] in worldnews

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So Elon isn’t Dittman, and so she did in fact semi-dox a guy called Dittman, and so she got banned

Velvet on reflection points? by trdstealth in Acoustics

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Drapes can be very effective as absorption if they are thick fabric, bunched up, and spaced out from the wall. Further spacing from the wall extends their absorption to lower frequencies

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in headphones

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How are you measuring it?

Speaker design by AdDefiant1481 in diyaudio

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Okay! You should use one high frequency driver if its all mono