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<blockquote data-quote="Vizzo" data-source="post: 91335" data-attributes="member: 545617"><p>I am sure you could turn a sealed box into ported later on, no problem. Just take into consideration where you want your ports later on when you cut holes for the subs. I don't think that the sub manufacturer takes into consideration the sub displacement when they tell you the recommended cubic feet. Hope that helps some. Good luck with your box.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Vizzo, post: 91335, member: 545617"] I am sure you could turn a sealed box into ported later on, no problem. Just take into consideration where you want your ports later on when you cut holes for the subs. I don't think that the sub manufacturer takes into consideration the sub displacement when they tell you the recommended cubic feet. Hope that helps some. Good luck with your box. [/QUOTE]
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