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question regarding slight deviation in enclosure sizing

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Working on some fiberglass corner enclosures on an upcoming build for someone and i noticed that the corners that they will be installed in are slightly different. since i was going to begin by making the backs to rest perfectly flush i am wondering if having slightly different airspace for each side, say .1 of a cubic foot. would cause problems. I would say the left box will be about .9 sealed and the right would be about 1.0 if anything. should i add an extra piece of MDF to the bottom to compensate? i didn't know is the different Fs would cause some type of clash in the response

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I can't imagine 0.1^3 ft would make an audible difference. I could be wrong though!

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I doubt you will notice, but conveniently if you do it is an easy fix :)

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