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#1  

it is correct. needed for the speaker sound.

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#2  

i had less sound volume then whit the body

#3  

it will. The body has a hole where the speaker is and allows the body to act as an extension of the speaker. This does not.

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#4  

i hear it better whit the spacers in. i was thinking ,you know the little holes in a wii mote? do same in chest next head of jd. would that give more sound in front?

3 tiny holes and what a diff.

#5  

I am not going to advise anyone to put holes in their robot. That is something you would have to choose to do and experiment with for yourself.

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#6  

yes indeed averyone has to deside for themselves. but the result is there.am thinking jd next gen.

#7  

@nomad... Did you drill holes in your brand new ezb4? Well there goes your warranty... Patrick, you know what happens when you mess with things you shouldn't touch... What on earth possessed you do such a thing?...

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#8  

yep.i wouldn do that whit jd.