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<blockquote data-quote="TheVanMan" data-source="post: 322853" data-attributes="member: 546085"><p>Well, it seem like deciding a sealed box versus the bandbass box. On this forum or anything other forum a bandpass box is looked down upon. The reason for this is that bandpass boxes have to be made just for the subs or it sound out of phase. The bandpass box is complicated and is not a one size fits all for any sub.</p><p></p><p>If I were you I would go with the sealed box. They are great for SQ system and for those who like punchiness in their bass. A lot of people will say build your own but I know that not everyone has the tools,space, or time to build a box. You should try ebay if you looking for a cheap box. BigDogCarAudio on ebay makes some really nice boxes out of 3/4" mdf unlike a lot of boxes on sounddomain. Or you ask LoneRanger on this forum, he makes boxes, they cost a little more then ebay but he makes them solid and customizable. With his boxes he can customize to whatever size the sub needs and what ever size you think looks good in trunk.</p><p></p><p>I wouldn't go bandpass though, unless you really know how to design one. A staight up ported box should do what your looking for in a bandpass box but without the trouble. Stick around more and you really get the hang of all this. It is real easy once you start learning.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="TheVanMan, post: 322853, member: 546085"] Well, it seem like deciding a sealed box versus the bandbass box. On this forum or anything other forum a bandpass box is looked down upon. The reason for this is that bandpass boxes have to be made just for the subs or it sound out of phase. The bandpass box is complicated and is not a one size fits all for any sub. If I were you I would go with the sealed box. They are great for SQ system and for those who like punchiness in their bass. A lot of people will say build your own but I know that not everyone has the tools,space, or time to build a box. You should try ebay if you looking for a cheap box. BigDogCarAudio on ebay makes some really nice boxes out of 3/4" mdf unlike a lot of boxes on sounddomain. Or you ask LoneRanger on this forum, he makes boxes, they cost a little more then ebay but he makes them solid and customizable. With his boxes he can customize to whatever size the sub needs and what ever size you think looks good in trunk. I wouldn't go bandpass though, unless you really know how to design one. A staight up ported box should do what your looking for in a bandpass box but without the trouble. Stick around more and you really get the hang of all this. It is real easy once you start learning. [/QUOTE]
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