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<blockquote data-quote="DRMVP21" data-source="post: 2837840" data-attributes="member: 568052"><p>All i gotta say when it comes to sealed vs ported, ported wins out. I've had a couple setups with with sealed and ported boxes and for some reason in my car ported always had a flatter resonse the sealed. Sealed just don't get loud where it matters and thats between 30-50hz especially in a trunk car. If the ported box is tuned correctly it has way better low end with no audible loss in sq.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="DRMVP21, post: 2837840, member: 568052"] All i gotta say when it comes to sealed vs ported, ported wins out. I've had a couple setups with with sealed and ported boxes and for some reason in my car ported always had a flatter resonse the sealed. Sealed just don't get loud where it matters and thats between 30-50hz especially in a trunk car. If the ported box is tuned correctly it has way better low end with no audible loss in sq. [/QUOTE]
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