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<blockquote data-quote="maniackilla" data-source="post: 298541" data-attributes="member: 548976"><p>everytime me and my friend have tried facing the front of the cone inward it sounds crappy compared to the normal way. less bas and the parts of the speaker are easily ehard shaking/rattling. it doesnt seem to get as much compression. also takes up a lot more space and doesnt utilize extra box space. the tone has always been far worse reversed than normal also.</p><p></p><p>what exactly does reversing it do? some subs sound better this way? we have tried EDk15s, some cheap subs, old fosgate subs, cerwin vegas, and JLs</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="maniackilla, post: 298541, member: 548976"] everytime me and my friend have tried facing the front of the cone inward it sounds crappy compared to the normal way. less bas and the parts of the speaker are easily ehard shaking/rattling. it doesnt seem to get as much compression. also takes up a lot more space and doesnt utilize extra box space. the tone has always been far worse reversed than normal also. what exactly does reversing it do? some subs sound better this way? we have tried EDk15s, some cheap subs, old fosgate subs, cerwin vegas, and JLs [/QUOTE]
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