I'm currently doing a university project and I'm mounting woofers in a wooden (ply) box, but there's too much unwanted vibration when we turn the speakers up. My question is what's the best material to damp these vibrations? and how should it be mounted (between the speaker and the wood or where the wood connects to the main section of the box)?Using MDF isn't an option, I was thinking rubber or foam or something similar. Thanks in advance.
It sounds like dentist-speak for a filling that was on 3 surfaces of the tooth (say, top, side, and front), and that she got that done on 2 different teeth. Just trying to remember from the last time I got a filling, I'd say like $400? I'm probably wrong.
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