Flipping Speakers in a sealed box???

[bigjon47 10+ year member]

I was wondering if anyone has tried flippin their speakers in a sealed box and would you recommend it

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[JimJ 5,000+ posts]

Won't sound any different, potential for a bit more motor noise but it's minimal.

If you have a box that's slightly too small, or have a sub that looks good inverted, go for it.

 

[guting 10+ year member]

i tried it, but my subs *** is so fat that the box tips over. didnt do a **** thing for me.

 

[bigjon47 10+ year member]

yea i have 2 pioneer 307DVC in a pretty small box but its a wedge shape 12 on top 18 on bottom so it shouldnt tip over

 

[Kold_Killa 10+ year member]

Well if the box is "small" then probably every little bit of volume helps... I would for sure try it to make up that extra bit.

 

[SplChoice- 10+ year member]

it wont make a difference at all

 

[blackbonnie 5,000+ posts]

wont make much of a difference, it will give you a bit more internal volume in your box but it wont be noticeable

 

[00poop6x 10+ year member]

it wont make a difference at all

Careful on making such bold statements.

wont make much of a difference...

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[innsanes 10+ year member]

invert plus, poly fill = big noticable

 

[shava 10+ year member]

And it could look even better depending on what sub it is

 

[bigjon47 10+ year member]

Well i flipped them it seems to make it sound louder inside the car and less on the rattling the trunk but whats the poly fill stuff

oh yea it looks wayyy better