Anyway, the smallest practical horn cab is 11", so with only a 29.5" o.d. woofer cab height there's not going to be hardly any extra vent acoustic damping, so of course any shorter means none for all intent and purpose.
Again, in a MTM, offsetting the woofers, horn with the ST beside the horn and outside wall seems the best compromise. Putting the tweeter between the top woofer and horn will create an oddball lobing pattern/polar response that's shifted up slightly from the horn, though I've no clue how audible it may be, but my SWAG is that over time it will rub you the wrong way on music you're familiar with.
OK, regardless of whether you use an over/under or MTM, with a 70" total height, each woofer cab has ~8.5778 ft^3 gross with including the 8.5" extension to work with, so call it ~8 ft^3 net. Using published specs and tuned to Fs, this yields a ~50 Hz F3 in half space, so in theory it would be ~42 Hz in a corner, though there's enough efficiency to digitally EQ ~flat in-room to a lower F3 if desired if you have enough clean power on tap.
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