Studio Monitors Speakers Enclosure Build 

To be fair it's a tanoy driver hard to find if there no numbers on the driver get a microphone for testing dB of speaker when you find out the dB then look for a replacement driver that is the same lol the specs for dB should be online but if you can't find them a 🎤 ..drivers peerless,fostex, Dayton all of these midbass drivers play flat and would be maybe better just remember to make sure the dB is around the same DSP can fix it but I don't think the tannoy have switches on the back to change top end or lo end dB

Thank you for your comment Johan! This is really my first crack at building speaker enclosures, once I started to learn about them, I found a deep rabbit hole of all sorts of information. Regarding speakers face, I didn't really see any effect on the performance when I searched, but thanks for a this tip I will look into more. Rockwool, seems to be pretty popular stuffing, I did vacuumed it before install and studio monitors do not really have much bass. But I see your point that with age and degradation some elements might come out. Please let me know if you know any good resources for speaker building, I would appreciate all the help! Cheers

​@@KrasavaBuildsTBF it will only mess with edge diffraction the sound will be 95% maybe some dead spots when of centre but should be all good I used felt on the edge of my speakers to smooth out any harsh tones from the baffle