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<blockquote data-quote="Forcefed2002" data-source="post: 8584518" data-attributes="member: 673081">Okgot a couple questions for you. Being aware that this build is one giant compromise, &amp;amp; that the next build will be with drivers &amp;amp; an enclosure more suited for me &amp;amp; each other I ask this of you.Working off the response graph you posted for me:A.What can I do to increase the height of the bump at 40hz-45hz to bring it up more inline with the response at 50hz?Will shortening the port even further than before induce this effect?B. The sealed enclosure curve, if i were to build it, could I not just increase power to bring the whole thing up &amp;amp; filter it after 80hz or so? Or does it not work like that?I ask because although the green line is my best option (due to the size of enclosure the red line needs) the rolloff from 48hz down is steep &amp;amp; super noticeable.The yellow is down a bunch of db but it&#039;s gentler in its decline....just spit balling</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Forcefed2002, post: 8584518, member: 673081"] Ok got a couple questions for you. Being aware that this build is one giant compromise, & that the next build will be with drivers & an enclosure more suited for me & each other I ask this of you. Working off the response graph you posted for me: A. What can I do to increase the height of the bump at 40hz-45hz to bring it up more inline with the response at 50hz? Will shortening the port even further than before induce this effect? B. The sealed enclosure curve, if i were to build it, could I not just increase power to bring the whole thing up & filter it after 80hz or so? Or does it not work like that? I ask because although the green line is my best option (due to the size of enclosure the red line needs) the rolloff from 48hz down is steep & super noticeable. The yellow is down a bunch of db but it's gentler in its decline. ...just spit balling [/QUOTE]

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