speakers that let water into RV wall
I have read several posts about where speaker went bad and let water into the wall, which caused delamanation. Since my Arctic fox is the first camper I have had with external speakers I thought I wo...
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I also was directed to page 5 of that thread-
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As far as the foam baffles, I doubt finding foam baffle hats less than 2" deep will be easy or really needed. As long as the back inside diameter of baffle is close to back of speaker diameter (magnet/housing), squashing the 2"- 2 1/2" deep foam baffle should be easy to fit depth. Material is very soft, maybe 1/4" thick, also compressible. You can wad these things up into a ball. I'd be more concerned with speaker flange compressing uniformly where the foam hat laps outside.
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http://www.rv.net/forum/index.cfm/fuseaction/thread/tid/29008713/gotomsg/29013152.cfm#29013152
As far as the foam baffles, I doubt finding foam baffle hats less than 2" deep will be easy or really needed. As long as the back inside diameter of baffle is close to back of speaker diameter (magnet/housing), squashing the 2"- 2 1/2" deep foam baffle should be easy to fit depth. Material is very soft, maybe 1/4" thick, also compressible. You can wad these things up into a ball. I'd be more concerned with speaker flange compressing uniformly where the foam hat laps outside.
