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<blockquote data-quote="SlugButter" data-source="post: 8848841" data-attributes="member: 678073"><p>Passive radiator setups are easy to tune I think. I did have to buy a digital scale to get weights right though. I’ve done a ton of passive radiator setups. Trying to replicate a ported box with passive radiators is kind of a waste really. It doesn’t save that much space over a flared aeroport. You need to do ported box air space and double the cone area with radiators. I like to run TS parameters on the sub for a sealed box, use that air space with a single radiator the same size as the sub, and tune it really low, around 25 HZ. This is the best way to use radiators, IMO. I think it sounds better than sealed setups even and gives the most advantage for the amount of space used.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="SlugButter, post: 8848841, member: 678073"] Passive radiator setups are easy to tune I think. I did have to buy a digital scale to get weights right though. I’ve done a ton of passive radiator setups. Trying to replicate a ported box with passive radiators is kind of a waste really. It doesn’t save that much space over a flared aeroport. You need to do ported box air space and double the cone area with radiators. I like to run TS parameters on the sub for a sealed box, use that air space with a single radiator the same size as the sub, and tune it really low, around 25 HZ. This is the best way to use radiators, IMO. I think it sounds better than sealed setups even and gives the most advantage for the amount of space used. [/QUOTE]
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