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<blockquote data-quote="Phrozt" data-source="post: 1628367" data-attributes="member: 567069">yeah, there&#039;s been thousands of these threads, but no one can deny how funny they are.WHAT&#039;S YOUR FAVORITE NOOB MOMENT!?!Can be you or someone else.&nbsp; I&#039;ll start it off!!When I was first learning about subs, I thought &quot;sealed&quot; vs &quot;ported&quot; referred to how the sub was installed to the hole.&nbsp;&nbsp; i.e., I thought that in a &quot;sealed&quot; box, the outside of the rims of the sub were attached to the inside of the hole of the box:---_ ........ _---..... \ ___/As opposed to the inside of the rims of the sub being attached to the outside of the hole of the box in a ported enclosure:__-.......... -___..... \___///content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/imwithstupid.gif.ff72b14418b3c35ebdf1ccd38da21695.gif</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Phrozt, post: 1628367, member: 567069"] yeah, there's been thousands of these threads, but no one can deny how funny they are. [B]WHAT'S YOUR FAVORITE NOOB MOMENT!?![/B] Can be you or someone else. I'll start it off!! When I was first learning about subs, I thought "sealed" vs "ported" referred to how the sub was installed to the hole. i.e., I thought that in a "sealed" box, the outside of the rims of the sub were attached to the inside of the hole of the box: ---_ ........ _--- ..... \ ___/ As opposed to the inside of the rims of the sub being attached to the outside of the hole of the box in a ported enclosure: __-.......... -___ ..... \___/ [IMG]//content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/imwithstupid.gif.ff72b14418b3c35ebdf1ccd38da21695.gif[/IMG] [/QUOTE]

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