Cheap venting - opinions?

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Two new and ultimately insane ideas:

1: Drill a good 2 3/4" hole in the back of a standard sealed enclosure, glue a threaded PVC pipe end on it. Bingo! Instant ported box, and if you don't like it, screw a cap on the PVC end. Use a cut funnel for that professional touch.

(OMG that is so redneck...)

2. Use 1/2" cube wood blocks to space the speaker from the box. Again, instant cheap reversable airflow!

(I did this on a pair of roadmaster 6.5s, WOW, they hit at least 50% harder...)

 
Two new and ultimately insane ideas:
1: Drill a good 2 3/4" hole in the back of a standard sealed enclosure, glue a threaded PVC pipe end on it. Bingo! Instant ported box
That's not all that crazy......people have been using PVC as ports for some time. However, when doing a ported box, box size/vent length become very important, so you would still need to get the port length and box size accurate.

2. Use 1/2" cube wood blocks to space the speaker from the box. Again, instant cheap reversable airflow! (I did this on a pair of roadmaster 6.5s, WOW, they hit at least 50% harder...)
Not quite sure what you mean there......just leaving a gap between the box and sub??

 
i prefere just to ley my sub sit right on the floor of my trunk.... Boxes are gay.... //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/peace.gif.2db28b618ed8d1964ebbe2f5021d2c39.gif

 
Exactly! For smaller subs, cardboard, folded, works, too.
All your thinking privileges have henceforth been taken away. For the remainder of your time on this forum, you are no longer allowed to come up with ideas on your own............

 
Exactly! For smaller subs, cardboard, folded, works, too.
10"-12" sub in a bucket.put a blanket in there so it doesnt rattle.

Tape the holes up, tape it on there.

Yeah, i did this before.

it was a Urban audioworks 12.

300W max, i smashed it good.

 
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