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<blockquote data-quote="hempy" data-source="post: 2794669" data-attributes="member: 571956">Alright, so I&#039;m gathering ideas together to come up with a well thought out HT enclosure for my tc9.&nbsp; I&#039;ve never built a sub box for inside, and I have a few questions.Would flared ports or a slot port do better?&nbsp; What about port firing?What about bracing?&nbsp; I&#039;ve seen very extensive bracing in ht enclosures and I don&#039;t understand if this affects sound/output.I&#039;d probably like to downfire the box.&nbsp; How far can the driver be from the floor?Large and tuned low seems to be something everyone can agree on.&nbsp; Is 2x recommended size a good point if using low power compared to rms?And this one&#039;s a littl odd, but it&#039;s something I&#039;ve wondered about for a while... Can MDF be used in conjunction with plywood?&nbsp; I would like to use MDF for internal bracing, and maybe as a second internal layer too.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="hempy, post: 2794669, member: 571956"] Alright, so I'm gathering ideas together to come up with a well thought out HT enclosure for my tc9. I've never built a sub box for inside, and I have a few questions. Would flared ports or a slot port do better? What about port firing? What about bracing? I've seen very extensive bracing in ht enclosures and I don't understand if this affects sound/output. I'd probably like to downfire the box. How far can the driver be from the floor? Large and tuned low seems to be something everyone can agree on. Is 2x recommended size a good point if using low power compared to rms? And this one's a littl odd, but it's something I've wondered about for a while... Can MDF be used in conjunction with plywood? I would like to use MDF for internal bracing, and maybe as a second internal layer too. [/QUOTE]

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