Just nu är jag ute efter teorin och inte en lösning
Ok, detta går att läsa på länken jag gav dig,
"At high frequencies the speaker is radiating into "half space" i.e. it is only radiating into the forward hemisphere. No significant energy is radiated to the rear of the speaker. At low frequencies the speaker is radiating into both the forward hemisphere and the rear hemisphere. That is, at low frequencies the speaker radiates into "full space". Because the "energy density" at low frequencies is reduced there is a loss of bass. In short, speaker systems designed for radiation into half space (mounted flush on an infinite plane) exhibit a loss of bass when implemented in typical speaker enclosures."
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Vanderkooy, John
"A Simple Theory of Cabinet Edge Diffraction"
Journal of the Audio Engineering Society A modification of GTD.
Vol. 39, No. 12, 1991 December, pp.923-933
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Ha en rimligt trevlig dag.