today i wanted to try a sealed box and blocking the port i didnt notice any increased on sq, or its because volume isnt the optimal on the sub
its for a tb 8
today i wanted to try a sealed box and blocking the port i didnt notice any increased on sq, or its because volume isnt the optimal on the sub
its for a tb 8
Pioneer DEH-p880prs
front Sl80 Boston Acoustics
sub Idq 12 d2
Mmats d700.1
Sealed doesn't always mean good sound quality. In fact, I wouldn't seal that sub at all and would do something more along the lines of .5 cubes @ 35hz. That should give you a nice and flat response while keeping your group delay low and it should sound very nice.
Sealing that sub makes it more of a bad midbass driver.
i just opened the same box and cut the port about 7 inches to tune it at 35 hz using the re subwoofer box design the same i used it to build it the first time, it gain on the mid bass sounds better for a wide range of music
my question is, should i buil a new one on .50 cu/ft and tune it to 35hz or leave it at 1.some cu/ft at 35hz
Pioneer DEH-p880prs
front Sl80 Boston Acoustics
sub Idq 12 d2
Mmats d700.1
mif def to da extra canta loop
1. u have to check the drivers ebp if it can even go in a sealed box
2. blocking the port doesnt make tha box sealed
3. if u wanna go sealed u need a new box
4. sealed boxes are ALWAYS more precise then the vented ones for the obvious reasons, theyre not tuned to a freq.
HU: kenwood 7534 uy
front stage: Phase evolution cfs 165
amp 1: Macaudio fearless 2000
sub stage:Hifonics Zeus 12z4
amp 2: rockford fosgate bd 1000.1
not gonna go into smthg i dont know, if u know pls tell me...i do however know how to read the charts and pls tell me how would u get a flat line out of a vented box?
HU: kenwood 7534 uy
front stage: Phase evolution cfs 165
amp 1: Macaudio fearless 2000
sub stage:Hifonics Zeus 12z4
amp 2: rockford fosgate bd 1000.1
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