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<p>(at that time, tube equipment) could be placed inside and cooled by convection in the open enclosure. </p>

<p>Most of the enclosure types discussed in this article were invented either to wall off the out-of-phase sound from one side of the driver or to modify it so that it could be used to enhance the sound produced from the other side.</p>

<p><big> Background </big></p>
<p>In some respects, the ideal mounting for a low-frequency loudspeaker driver would be a rigid flat panel of infinite size with infinite space behind it. This would entirely prevent</p><p>
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