I am installing an HT system and using in-wall speakers. The in-wall subwoofer will be installed in the sheetrock under a built-in cabinet housing the receiver/cable box, etc. The subwoofer space is an unfinished stud wall cavity 27" W X 22" H X 32"D. There is sheet rock on the outsides of the subwoofer cavity walls. The floor is concrete under the speaker.
1) Should I partition or baffle this space to make it smaller or is bigger better for the bass sound? I plan on a 10" sub. 2) Should I put some fiberglass insulation around the inside of the cavity?
I'm new at this so any suggestions would be appreciated.
1) Should I partition or baffle this space to make it smaller or is bigger better for the bass sound? I plan on a 10" sub. 2) Should I put some fiberglass insulation around the inside of the cavity?
I'm new at this so any suggestions would be appreciated.
