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<blockquote data-quote="LoudCrownVic" data-source="post: 1836609" data-attributes="member: 551225"><p>The lower you tune a box, towards 0 htz, the better the sound quality is. A ported box tuned higher to say 45 htz is best for sound quality. However, for automotive purposes and decreasingoutput returns from boxes that atre tuned below 20 htz, it best to tune your box for a 15" sub to about 28htz to get a good return from going ported. If you want to tune below say 18 htz I'd just go sealed, there is diminishing reurns and the box gets bigger and bigger.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="LoudCrownVic, post: 1836609, member: 551225"] The lower you tune a box, towards 0 htz, the better the sound quality is. A ported box tuned higher to say 45 htz is best for sound quality. However, for automotive purposes and decreasingoutput returns from boxes that atre tuned below 20 htz, it best to tune your box for a 15" sub to about 28htz to get a good return from going ported. If you want to tune below say 18 htz I'd just go sealed, there is diminishing reurns and the box gets bigger and bigger. [/QUOTE]
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