What is the proper length of tubing?
There really is no rule here. In my opinion, shorter is better, because it allows more sound pressure to reach your mouth from the driver. You may find that very long tube lengths reduces the effectiveness of your talkbox, making you have to turn the volume up, and adjust the EQ of your amp to have a more robust sound. The bottom line is, use only what is necessary to get the sound from the driver to your mouth, with the talkbox sitting on the floor.
Related Questions
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