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<blockquote data-quote="altoncustomtech" data-source="post: 6348750" data-attributes="member: 564410"><p>What I was saying was that the only problem you can have in a ported enclosure when it comes to design like that is that if the opening of your port inside the box is right next to the sub. Otherwise, answering your original question there is NO dead zone inside a box. In a properly built enclosure all the air inside is common and changes pressure with the movement of the cone and has very little effect on efficiency. I think having the port on the bottom would be best for clearances on your port though.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="altoncustomtech, post: 6348750, member: 564410"] What I was saying was that the only problem you can have in a ported enclosure when it comes to design like that is that if the opening of your port inside the box is right next to the sub. Otherwise, answering your original question there is NO dead zone inside a box. In a properly built enclosure all the air inside is common and changes pressure with the movement of the cone and has very little effect on efficiency. I think having the port on the bottom would be best for clearances on your port though. [/QUOTE]
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