Speaker Enclosure with Baffles for 4" Speaker

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Speaker Enclosure with baffles for 4-Inch Speaker demands full support, which can be a hassle to remove. Weighing nearly one kilogram of filament and standing 160 millimeters tall, it requires some effort to handle. My printer features weak, normal, and strong infill settings; I opted for the middle option. Given that my print bed measures 200 millimeters in diameter, a square about 150 millimeters on each side should suffice for a rectangular print bed. To improve sound quality, I added some polyfil between the baffles and made notches on the enclosure's bottom rear, on the open side, to accommodate the wire. Utilizing 18-gauge zip cord was a good choice. The speaker's original connectors were too small in my opinion and insufficiently long; therefore, I severed them and soldered the wire directly to the tabs. JBL GT7-4 speakers, with their continuous power rating of 20 watts, delivered respectable sound quality. For optimal results, an amplifier with at least 15 watts is recommended; any less may compromise volume levels. Typically, I operate my system at half volume to minimize distortion and enjoy clear audio. The speakers' performance exceeded my expectations for a 4-inch speaker.