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<blockquote data-quote="Boominburban" data-source="post: 8619425" data-attributes="member: 664509"><p>I was trying to save you some hassle man. My teammate runs DC Audio. He Knows Rusty personally. We have experimented with these subs non stop. I know what works for them. They prefer a small enclosure. They will fall off in these boxes you keep insisting on, up around 2 cu.ft. They don't need that much air space. Tune them wherever you want, but they like 1.6 cu.ft. net tuned at 36hz the best.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Boominburban, post: 8619425, member: 664509"] I was trying to save you some hassle man. My teammate runs DC Audio. He Knows Rusty personally. We have experimented with these subs non stop. I know what works for them. They prefer a small enclosure. They will fall off in these boxes you keep insisting on, up around 2 cu.ft. They don't need that much air space. Tune them wherever you want, but they like 1.6 cu.ft. net tuned at 36hz the best. [/QUOTE]
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