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What are the problems with bandpass?
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<blockquote data-quote="BigAudioJoe" data-source="post: 2651" data-attributes="member: 540874"><p>Generally people who buy low quality speakers buy bandpass boxes but I'm not stating that bandpass boxes are bad the are usually used to drown out the distortion or to bring out the boom in your subs though your clarity usually lacks and it's not as defined as a sealed box . Sealed boxes are used to bring out the clarity and also a lot of the boom but if u got good speakers you can use both. There might be on the specifications on your subs how it works in each kind of box and the length and width of what it sounds the best in. So try looking for that.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="BigAudioJoe, post: 2651, member: 540874"] Generally people who buy low quality speakers buy bandpass boxes but I'm not stating that bandpass boxes are bad the are usually used to drown out the distortion or to bring out the boom in your subs though your clarity usually lacks and it's not as defined as a sealed box . Sealed boxes are used to bring out the clarity and also a lot of the boom but if u got good speakers you can use both. There might be on the specifications on your subs how it works in each kind of box and the length and width of what it sounds the best in. So try looking for that. [/QUOTE]
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