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<blockquote data-quote="generalGOTCHA" data-source="post: 5111384" data-attributes="member: 557157">The only thing that made me stop at this guys station out of all the other audio sales people within this large flea market, was his box, and setup in his vehicle. He was Bass&#039;ing out before I even saw the setup, and so I had to look //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/smile.gif.1ebc41e1811405b213edfc4622c41e27.gifHe was selling some cheapy subs, but his subs themselfs were bumpin hard !Anyhow..&nbsp; I never seen anyone mix subs, and you guys here on CA.com always said not too LOL..Whats the reason why now that I am wondering about this; why you dont mix them?&nbsp; I guess I wonder about the audio signals being constructive, and the difference of the sealed being a tighter responce, how does this hurt the output ?This is how I think of it, but dont yet understand it myself:Is it because the sealed when changing directions faster than that of the ported driver cause phase cancellations?E.g&nbsp; Ported driver going outwards while the sealed drivers also going outwards, then since the sealed gets there quicker it&#039;s already going inwards while the ported is still going outwards which would cause cancellation?This is something I would like to understand.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="generalGOTCHA, post: 5111384, member: 557157"] The only thing that made me stop at this guys station out of all the other audio sales people within this large flea market, was his box, and setup in his vehicle. He was Bass'ing out before I even saw the setup, and so I had to look [IMG]//content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/smile.gif.1ebc41e1811405b213edfc4622c41e27.gif[/IMG] He was selling some cheapy subs, but his subs themselfs were bumpin hard ! Anyhow.. I never seen anyone mix subs, and you guys here on CA.com always said not too LOL.. Whats the reason why now that I am wondering about this; why you dont mix them? I guess I wonder about the audio signals being constructive, and the difference of the sealed being a tighter responce, how does this hurt the output ? This is how I think of it, but dont yet understand it myself: Is it because the sealed when changing directions faster than that of the ported driver cause phase cancellations? E.g Ported driver going outwards while the sealed drivers also going outwards, then since the sealed gets there quicker it's already going inwards while the ported is still going outwards which would cause cancellation? This is something I would like to understand. [/QUOTE]

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