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<blockquote data-quote="Goldtaz1" data-source="post: 5694826" data-attributes="member: 555012"><p>I wasn't really advocating the use of small ports, I was just trying to explain the same thing as Tommy. Basically port length is a function of overall net enclosure volume, port area used, and desired tuning frequency. Steve Meade uses an abnormally small box and a small amount of port area so he can drop a Rockford 4000d on each sub. If he didn't design his box that way those woofers would pretty much fly right out of the box. He is using pressure inside the box to help keep the woofer in check.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Goldtaz1, post: 5694826, member: 555012"] I wasn't really advocating the use of small ports, I was just trying to explain the same thing as Tommy. Basically port length is a function of overall net enclosure volume, port area used, and desired tuning frequency. Steve Meade uses an abnormally small box and a small amount of port area so he can drop a Rockford 4000d on each sub. If he didn't design his box that way those woofers would pretty much fly right out of the box. He is using pressure inside the box to help keep the woofer in check. [/QUOTE]
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