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<blockquote data-quote="Linkz" data-source="post: 7452227" data-attributes="member: 597000"><p>The woofer in a 6x9 is just like any other woofer. A larger box will decrease the q value which will increase the lower frequency output. You may find that you will lose some higher frequency output (midbass). Alternatively, you can get the t/s parameters and model it in a program to see the gains and losses.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Linkz, post: 7452227, member: 597000"] The woofer in a 6x9 is just like any other woofer. A larger box will decrease the q value which will increase the lower frequency output. You may find that you will lose some higher frequency output (midbass). Alternatively, you can get the t/s parameters and model it in a program to see the gains and losses. [/QUOTE]
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