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Message: <blockquote data-quote="badvlvo" data-source="post: 5702433" data-attributes="member: 607213">In a sealed box you can go slightly larger to go lower in the response. Too big in a sealed box and the sub won't have the air pressure suspending it and when you hit it's optimum frequency at high enough volume it will come apart. Too small and it will take a shitload of power to perform less than optimum, too big and it will go lower but will sound like ***.Usually I run a sealed box as I like the response and I don't need the volume beyond what the sealed will deliver.</blockquote>

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