CONE FACING INTO BOX OR OUT? hELP

[grizzly02 10+ year member]

What Is The Diffrence Between Having The Cone Facing Into A Box And Having The Rear Of The Speaker Facing Out, Or The Conventiional Way?

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[406er 10+ year member]

cool factor

there is no real gain into having the sub inverted OR the conventanal way. the only resone i have mine inverted is casue i didnt have any terminal cups, so i had to wire it out side of the box. ill fix this up soon and mount the sub the normal way

 

[Earthman 10+ year member]

You gain your speakers displacement when inverted. Will you notice a difference in output, very little if any at all. The con might be some audible mechanical noise though.

 

[xtremebassjunky 10+ year member]

I dont use terminal cups anyways... just drill a small hole ... big enough for wire to make it through...barely.. then put some silicon on it on both sides.

 

[Safe_Cracker 10+ year member]

If you are in a hot area running inverted can offer a way of cooling off the motor quicker than being inside of a hot enclosure. Subwoofer motor depending on density suffer from heat saturation and it increases as you play UNLESS the ambient temp becomes significantly lower. I have seen many a peeps blow subs because they get into a hot vehicle and decide to play there sh!t, not good! Need be run inverted during summer and normal during winter, lOl just some food for thought...Polo.