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<blockquote data-quote="iconist" data-source="post: 986568" data-attributes="member: 561838">Okay so what is the real deal with sealed vs ported? I keep hearing conflicting opinions. Some people say that sealed is the best for SQ, but others say that if your port it right (tune it properly I guess) then that is the superior way for SQ. So which is it? I&#039;m not looking to have ower-powering thumping bass, just a clean full range from top to bottom.Here is a sample of the type of music I&#039;d be listening to most often.Infected MushroomShpongleJesse CookJuno ReactorMiles DavisTito PuenteBjorkRJD2Paul OakenfoldOrbitalIn other words, stuff that is fairly complex and nuanced, but also stuff that does dip into the bass a fair amount. And I want to be able to hear that aforementioned nuance even when it dips down into the lowest ranges.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="iconist, post: 986568, member: 561838"] Okay so what is the real deal with sealed vs ported? I keep hearing conflicting opinions. Some people say that sealed is the best for SQ, but others say that if your port it right (tune it properly I guess) then that is the superior way for SQ. So which is it? I'm not looking to have ower-powering thumping bass, just a clean full range from top to bottom. Here is a sample of the type of music I'd be listening to most often. Infected Mushroom Shpongle Jesse Cook Juno Reactor Miles Davis Tito Puente Bjork RJD2 Paul Oakenfold Orbital In other words, stuff that is fairly complex and nuanced, but also stuff that does dip into the bass a fair amount. And I want to be able to hear that aforementioned nuance even when it dips down into the lowest ranges. [/QUOTE]

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