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<blockquote data-quote="audioholic" data-source="post: 8717667" data-attributes="member: 549629"><p>You are correct. In an ideal situation, the port mouth is on the opposite end of the enclosure as the driver is. This allows a more even compression/decompression of the entire airspace within the enclosure. With the port very near the driver, it can create a tunneling effect of airflow and the perceived volume of the enclosure will go down.</p><p></p><p>And in an enclosure with multiple speakers utilizing the same airspace, ideally each driver will be equidistant from the mouth of the port. This is an error I see in homemade/custom enclosures here a lot. Not really related to this thread, but I felt this was worth adding to the above comment.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="audioholic, post: 8717667, member: 549629"] You are correct. In an ideal situation, the port mouth is on the opposite end of the enclosure as the driver is. This allows a more even compression/decompression of the entire airspace within the enclosure. With the port very near the driver, it can create a tunneling effect of airflow and the perceived volume of the enclosure will go down. And in an enclosure with multiple speakers utilizing the same airspace, ideally each driver will be equidistant from the mouth of the port. This is an error I see in homemade/custom enclosures here a lot. Not really related to this thread, but I felt this was worth adding to the above comment. [/QUOTE]
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