@c76776cc @5756e48c if that’s not stiff enough (or heavy enough) try printing without infill and plan a fill-hole for plaster of paris, did this for a smaller enclosure and it really helped kill resonances. 🙂 

 @96f216d0 Good idea, something like that crossed my mind, too. However, I had rather thought of quartz sand. 

 @c76776cc messier if it breaks but could work too 🙂 dampening would be better than plaster i think… if the sand is fine enough and does not vibrate itself against the plastic shell. I could imagine that happening if the space between walls is not big enough to filter all resonances 

 @96f216d0 Yeah, that's right. However, enclosure walls are 1cm thick, I use 6 wall loops for inner and outer walls with quite enough infill. The material is the very stiff Bambu Lab PLA-CF.

So, we will see. 😃 

 @c76776cc the bad thing with speakers is always that it’s so subjective and cannot be conveyed over the internet how good or bad it really is. You’d almost always hear it yourself and then the personal preference kicks in 🙂 

 @96f216d0 Yap, but taht's okay. These are for me. 😃 

 I use my #BambuLab #X1C nearly a year now and I’m still fascinated by its speed and print quality. 🥰

#3DPrinting #3DPrint #LoudSpeaker

https://assets.chaos.social/media_attachments/files/111/075/666/525/463/469/original/291d1798d1a39b6f.mp4 

 @c76776cc How do you not watch this all day?! 

 @2edb57e3 🙈