cotjones
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wrong again! the thread is about the difference between porting 12's and having as much output as sealed 15's! so you were the one argueing about nothing... you come on this thread and specifically attack ME about the wrong subject... when others said the same thingAre you seriously blind? I said nothing of the difference between the output of the 12s vs the 15s but rather about the comment you made about the SQ going to shit if you go ported. This is just not the case at all.
So wait, a nice response from 30-60hz is only good for rap? What the ****? You do know that this range is the bass range, correct? Your front stage should really be handling the 80hz region and up, not the sub.
I would also bet my system and my car that you would not be able to hear the difference between the sealed and ported enclosure from 55-80hz. The difference in output is so insignificant and the curve is so similar, it would be VERY hard to guess which enclosure you are listening to.
Oh, wait, I'm sorry... I have done all that and the only place I notice a difference was in the lower frequencies. And yes, I listen to all kinds of music. Right now, I'm listening to some Jethro Tull, DragonForce, and Me First and the Gimme Gimmes.
I think you completely misunderstood my post or you're just trying to argue because that's what you love to do. The point was that going ported does not ruin the response or SQ of the driver. It does give a different FR curve and in this case, it's just as flat, if not more so, than the sealed. So please, take your unexperienced and ignorant statements elsewhere.
Oh, and yes, you can fit the subs on a 16" surface. The cutout diameter is 13 7/8" which is perfectly fine for a 16" baffle with no angling needed.
and if you want ur mids handling 80-100 hz then go for it
