Ive built many sealed boxes with Silicone to seal the insides and on my vented box, I decided to use Liquid Nails for a better seal.
It got a little messy but nothing to nasty. Question is, will tuning or sound be changed by the sealant?
Bill T.
Ive built many sealed boxes with Silicone to seal the insides and on my vented box, I decided to use Liquid Nails for a better seal.
It got a little messy but nothing to nasty. Question is, will tuning or sound be changed by the sealant?
Bill T.
Probably not. I would say if you were a huge SPL competitor and change sealant and added a brace or two you _might_ squeeze 1 dB or so if your box was already pretty good (ie, already braced).... but it's just good practice IMHO, thats all...
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what is the best box for 2jl w7
If you don't want to build one yourself:
http://www.gnomeaudio.com/
With a sub that is so SQ oriented, I would almost opt for a sealed box over a ported even though the JL will soud great in both.... it could just sound SO good in a sealed box....
That said, a well designed ported box will sound good and be louder...
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Lol...i have had the same problem on deciding on a box for my 2 JL12W7's.....but after lots of input....i decided to go with a sealed box.
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Yes, true on that well designed ported box will sound good and get loud, but since i got a RF bd1500 to each sub, it will still get pleanty loud and have the "tight and deep" bass i'm looking for in my sealed box.
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