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<blockquote data-quote="gstokes" data-source="post: 8282688" data-attributes="member: 660947">I have yet to hear what the subwoofer sounds like after modifying for compound push/pull but i am very optimistic, if i get more db out of it that would be fantastic but what i am really after is even tighter more accurate bass than the regular sealed box can provide, the way the subs correct each other to perfect the music is of most interest to me, if i can take a pair of el-cheapo subs and make them sound great then i am one step ahead of the game but if it is not what i had hoped then we have options.If i was going to do one OR the other which would be smarter ?Keep the sealed enclosure and replace the subs.Replace the subs and use them in compound push/pull.Keep the subs and replace the enclosure with a vented design.Replacing both the subs and enclosure is not an option (yet), neither is building my own enclosure so please stick with available options..</blockquote>

[QUOTE="gstokes, post: 8282688, member: 660947"] I have yet to hear what the subwoofer sounds like after modifying for compound push/pull but i am very optimistic, if i get more db out of it that would be fantastic but what i am really after is even tighter more accurate bass than the regular sealed box can provide, the way the subs correct each other to perfect the music is of most interest to me, if i can take a pair of el-cheapo subs and make them sound great then i am one step ahead of the game but if it is not what i had hoped then we have options. If i was going to do one OR the other which would be smarter ? Keep the sealed enclosure and replace the subs. Replace the subs and use them in compound push/pull. Keep the subs and replace the enclosure with a vented design. Replacing both the subs and enclosure is not an option (yet), neither is building my own enclosure so please stick with available options.. [/QUOTE]

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