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<blockquote data-quote="ohthexcitement" data-source="post: 5125701" data-attributes="member: 601358"><p>I wouldn't necessarily call it missconception in this case, as I've phisically tested both enclosures back to back with this particular sub. Perhaps I should've been politically correct in the first post in that I was refering to actual volume and not frequencies. My fault, for sure. Same sub in both enclosures (tuned properly), I like the sound of the vented enclosure @ lower volumes (flat-out more loudness). However, @ higher levels of volume, there is a distinct difference in the 'control'/accuracy of the sealed sub, where the vented sounds a bit 'flabby'/uncontrolled. My less-experienced (in this field) mind tells me that, having 6 of them, I can get both the low-volume loudness and tighter high-volume sound by mixing [properly-tuned] enclosures. Sort of like "twincharging" in the automotive performance field, if you're familliar with the term.</p><p></p><p>I appreciate the input, regardless.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="ohthexcitement, post: 5125701, member: 601358"] I wouldn't necessarily call it missconception in this case, as I've phisically tested both enclosures back to back with this particular sub. Perhaps I should've been politically correct in the first post in that I was refering to actual volume and not frequencies. My fault, for sure. Same sub in both enclosures (tuned properly), I like the sound of the vented enclosure @ lower volumes (flat-out more loudness). However, @ higher levels of volume, there is a distinct difference in the 'control'/accuracy of the sealed sub, where the vented sounds a bit 'flabby'/uncontrolled. My less-experienced (in this field) mind tells me that, having 6 of them, I can get both the low-volume loudness and tighter high-volume sound by mixing [properly-tuned] enclosures. Sort of like "twincharging" in the automotive performance field, if you're familliar with the term. I appreciate the input, regardless. [/QUOTE]
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