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    Looking like the cochlea may speak well to it's performance too. As we know, the cochlea was shaped by millions of years of evolution to function perfectly. However, I don't think the speaker housing will take advantage of the chamber unless you print a thick shell and break out all of the support material. Being full of support material it will be no better than mounting that speaker in a shallow box. Still like the design. It would look cool in a modern decorated house or office.
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    Quote Originally Posted by RobH2 View Post
    Looking like the cochlea may speak well to it's performance too. As we know, the cochlea was shaped by millions of years of evolution to function perfectly. However, I don't think the speaker housing will take advantage of the chamber unless you print a thick shell and break out all of the support material. Being full of support material it will be no better than mounting that speaker in a shallow box. Still like the design. It would look cool in a modern decorated house or office.
    The story says this is built in halves, so you can easily break out the support material before assembly.

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    Quote Originally Posted by JRDM View Post
    The story says this is built in halves, so you can easily break out the support material before assembly.
    If it is built in halves... You may not even need support material.

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