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<blockquote data-quote="Buck" data-source="post: 8913676" data-attributes="member: 591582"><p>I&#039;ve never played with it myself, but in ported boxes with at least one other customer I had I&#039;ve noticed they had problems running inverted,&nbsp; lower output/worse bandwidth some.&nbsp; There&#039;s no way the back of the cone radiates better than the front, with the front being a consistently shaped surface, so like the back of the cone might not work as well as radiating surface into the cabin like the front would, where maybe the back of the cone would pressurize the box perfectly fine. That is something I&#039;ve thought about but can&#039;t really test myself- the front of the cone has to be a better radiating area, maybe what you&#039;d want to fire into the cabin, where the back of the cone is perfectly fine to pressurize the already high pressure box, where the cabin is harder to pressure so maybe front cone would work better to pair with cabin for coupling/radiating surface reasons.&nbsp; Just a rough thought, not sure if it&#039;d work out that way.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="Buck, post: 8913676, member: 591582"] I've never played with it myself, but in ported boxes with at least one other customer I had I've noticed they had problems running inverted, lower output/worse bandwidth some. There's no way the back of the cone radiates better than the front, with the front being a consistently shaped surface, so like the back of the cone might not work as well as radiating surface into the cabin like the front would, where maybe the back of the cone would pressurize the box perfectly fine. That is something I've thought about but can't really test myself- the front of the cone has to be a better radiating area, maybe what you'd want to fire into the cabin, where the back of the cone is perfectly fine to pressurize the already high pressure box, where the cabin is harder to pressure so maybe front cone would work better to pair with cabin for coupling/radiating surface reasons. Just a rough thought, not sure if it'd work out that way. [/QUOTE]

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