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In Reply to: RE: I still think posted by Tadlo on December 19, 2011 at 09:31:37:
if you drill the hole the exact size there will be little if any air leak.But you can use speaker or roll caulk to seal the L-pad from the inside. How are you sealing the tweeter to make certain it is air tight? Use the same stuff. You can also use closed cell door and window foam to make a gasket for either the tweeter or the pad which fits between the tweeter or the pad and the wood of the cabinet.
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