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<blockquote data-quote="Peter2" data-source="post: 1101834" data-attributes="member: 24945">Hi Luca, thank you for input!Let me clarify my thinking: if I close the front, I guess I will have to do something to create more airflow anyway.Good idea to try this with some paperboard!The reason for closing the front:<ol>
<li data-xf-list-type="ol">isolate sound so that the system is not audible</li>
<li data-xf-list-type="ol">keep dust away</li>
<li data-xf-list-type="ol">aesthetics</li>
</ol>About your concern to be able to access the system: I'm thinking about some kind of male + femaile plugs that I attach at the back of the front panel to fix the panel just by inserting it. To remove it, I can put some kind of handles/knobs/...Why I'm thinking about to decrease the height: the 5 cm - or even more by using a riser card -&nbsp; that I take from the volume will not have a substantial effect whether with or without fan.My reasoning is that with less volume, the forced airflow has more effect, no?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Peter2, post: 1101834, member: 24945"] Hi Luca, thank you for input! Let me clarify my thinking: if I close the front, I guess I will have to do something to create more airflow anyway. Good idea to try this with some paperboard! The reason for closing the front: [LIST=1] [*]isolate sound so that the system is not audible [*]keep dust away [*]aesthetics [/LIST] About your concern to be able to access the system: I'm thinking about some kind of male + femaile plugs that I attach at the back of the front panel to fix the panel just by inserting it. To remove it, I can put some kind of handles/knobs/... Why I'm thinking about to decrease the height: the 5 cm - or even more by using a riser card - that I take from the volume will not have a substantial effect whether with or without fan. My reasoning is that with less volume, the forced airflow has more effect, no? [/QUOTE]

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