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<blockquote data-quote="wu36ca" data-source="post: 2720197" data-attributes="member: 572583"><p>So I finally got an amp that actually works to push my RE SE.&nbsp; It is a Kicker 750.1.&nbsp; I am not quite satisfied with the performance I am getting.&nbsp; The box I am using is 2.71ft^3 gross, with a port size 2x13x28.&nbsp; The sub displacement is .15ft^3 and the result should be a net volume of ~2ft^3 and a port tuning of ~32 factoring rounding error.&nbsp; I understand ported boxes are not fully flat in response, but this box is extremely peaky.&nbsp; My main concern is the roll off occurs rather immediately.&nbsp; It plays those low lows, the mid to low 30hz frequencies with real authority.&nbsp; It starts to drop off from there and once it gets to I would say the high 40hz to low 50hz range and beyond it drops off significantly to the point where I cannot even hear the bass.&nbsp; I am assuming the box is the culprit.&nbsp; I just wanted to know what characteristics of the box would cause performance like this.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="wu36ca, post: 2720197, member: 572583"] So I finally got an amp that actually works to push my RE SE. It is a Kicker 750.1. I am not quite satisfied with the performance I am getting. The box I am using is 2.71ft^3 gross, with a port size 2x13x28. The sub displacement is .15ft^3 and the result should be a net volume of ~2ft^3 and a port tuning of ~32 factoring rounding error. I understand ported boxes are not fully flat in response, but this box is extremely peaky. My main concern is the roll off occurs rather immediately. It plays those low lows, the mid to low 30hz frequencies with real authority. It starts to drop off from there and once it gets to I would say the high 40hz to low 50hz range and beyond it drops off significantly to the point where I cannot even hear the bass. I am assuming the box is the culprit. I just wanted to know what characteristics of the box would cause performance like this. [/QUOTE]

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