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<blockquote data-quote="GregU" data-source="post: 5565000" data-attributes="member: 604755"><p>I built my first ported enclosure a few weeks ago using screwes and small nails. I noticed yesterday that my sub(RE SE12) was loosing some SQ and SPL. I took the box out and gave each screw a good half turn, since my SQ and SPL are back like they should be. Is there a way to keep them from backing out? Should I take the screws out and coat them in liquid nails and screw them back in? When I built the box I used an all-purpose caulk/adhesive to seal her up.</p><p></p><p>This is a ported enclosure 2.0ft3@27hz if it matters.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="GregU, post: 5565000, member: 604755"] I built my first ported enclosure a few weeks ago using screwes and small nails. I noticed yesterday that my sub(RE SE12) was loosing some SQ and SPL. I took the box out and gave each screw a good half turn, since my SQ and SPL are back like they should be. Is there a way to keep them from backing out? Should I take the screws out and coat them in liquid nails and screw them back in? When I built the box I used an all-purpose caulk/adhesive to seal her up. This is a ported enclosure 2.0ft3@27hz if it matters. [/QUOTE]
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