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<blockquote data-quote="azimuth" data-source="post: 5506085" data-attributes="member: 566682"><p>how effective is a compound loaded isobaric ported box? i realize that a ported box is a more efficient way to go, because you need only 1 sub, but in limited space, they sound like they'd be effective. say i wanted to do a 15 inch system, but can't fit the 5 cubes. this style of box would allow me 2 use a push pull method to do more like 2.75? other than the cost of an extra sub, and power, what are the drawbacks compared to just a normal slot ported box?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="azimuth, post: 5506085, member: 566682"] how effective is a compound loaded isobaric ported box? i realize that a ported box is a more efficient way to go, because you need only 1 sub, but in limited space, they sound like they'd be effective. say i wanted to do a 15 inch system, but can't fit the 5 cubes. this style of box would allow me 2 use a push pull method to do more like 2.75? other than the cost of an extra sub, and power, what are the drawbacks compared to just a normal slot ported box? [/QUOTE]
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