Should I put anything inside my sub box

[Eldorado 5,000+ posts]

His enclosure is ported

 

[PV Audio 5,000+ posts]

Yeah then in that case, a good damping material like egg crate or FG would be superior. I was under the impression you were saying overall it's >.

 

[NoRemoteNoTV 10+ year member]

in a SEALED box, fill helps bottom end, as it makes the box act like it's larger..
in a PORTED box, fill smooths out peaks

i like the peaks, it doesn't sound natural, but when a song hits one of those sweet spots, it makes me smile

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[DJDanWeaver 10+ year member]

I used 1 sq ft. of 2 inch acoustic foam on the back wall of each of my sub box chambers. I like the way it sounds.

I think it helps with the standing waves in the box.

I also fiberglass resin the insides of all my enclosures to make them as air tight as possible.

While I do have 4 12W6V2's I'm not a bass freak. I like a lot sometimes but most times I keep it pretty even with the rest of the music.

 

[ngsm13 5,000+ posts]

Yes.

A small child would work great.

nG