12-28-2025, 01:39 PM
Rod
I have no firm opinions on the subject; just the speculative thoughts:
Cardboard, especially the one they used, is not a springy material that could vibrate in such a way as to color the sound.
Wood, on the other hand, can, especially if just a tad loose in one or more places against the cabinet. That is, when separate from teh cabinet (there probably are cabinets where the from panel is also the baffle).
This said, 111/112, while could be a nice sounding radio (I have 111 amd an "X" verison of 112, and 112X sounds quite nice), do not produce a kind of sound where something like that, save for some especially eggregious cases where something buzzes, could color it so you notice the worsening.
I have no firm opinions on the subject; just the speculative thoughts:
Cardboard, especially the one they used, is not a springy material that could vibrate in such a way as to color the sound.
Wood, on the other hand, can, especially if just a tad loose in one or more places against the cabinet. That is, when separate from teh cabinet (there probably are cabinets where the from panel is also the baffle).
This said, 111/112, while could be a nice sounding radio (I have 111 amd an "X" verison of 112, and 112X sounds quite nice), do not produce a kind of sound where something like that, save for some especially eggregious cases where something buzzes, could color it so you notice the worsening.
People who do not drink, do not smoke, do not eat red meat will one day feel really stupid lying there and dying from nothing.
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