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Should I add a port to my small sealed sub woofer box?
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<blockquote data-quote="bigron81" data-source="post: 8697376" data-attributes="member: 678915"><p>Folks need some suggestions on the following.</p><p></p><p>Head unit is a boss bvcp9685A. It has a non fading mono sub pre amp out. I have an RCA lead from sub out into a 1x2 patch cable connected to rear 2 speaker channels on my Soundstream PN.4 520d amp. My single 4 ohm Kenwood 3005 sub woofer is bridged.</p><p> I got a custom made sealed sub box made to be put in front of the rear seat of my car. Its dimensions are fairly compact. with 15 inches height and width and 9 inches depth.</p><p>Settings/gains have been checked. I am just not getting any bass. The same sub amp combo in my other car blows my mirrors. I do have a proper full sized sub box in the other car. </p><p>I think I ended up with a very compact sub box. Will porting this box make any difference or not?</p><p>Views/suggestions.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="bigron81, post: 8697376, member: 678915"] Folks need some suggestions on the following. Head unit is a boss bvcp9685A. It has a non fading mono sub pre amp out. I have an RCA lead from sub out into a 1x2 patch cable connected to rear 2 speaker channels on my Soundstream PN.4 520d amp. My single 4 ohm Kenwood 3005 sub woofer is bridged. I got a custom made sealed sub box made to be put in front of the rear seat of my car. Its dimensions are fairly compact. with 15 inches height and width and 9 inches depth. Settings/gains have been checked. I am just not getting any bass. The same sub amp combo in my other car blows my mirrors. I do have a proper full sized sub box in the other car. I think I ended up with a very compact sub box. Will porting this box make any difference or not? Views/suggestions. [/QUOTE]
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