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<blockquote data-quote="T3mpest" data-source="post: 6374411" data-attributes="member: 560148">Actually your incorrect.&nbsp; Cabin gain in reinforced when the wave cannot fully develop when the wavelength of the tone is longer than the car itself.&nbsp; This leads to the wave essentially backing up on itself and creating extra pressure.&nbsp; It doesn&#039;t cancel as the waves can&#039;t get out of phase since there is no space for them to develop that far most of the time. It&#039;s generally 12db/octave of gain once you get below the lowest frequency the length of your cabin can support.&nbsp; Just to prove you theory is wrong think about this. If cabin gain worked the other way subs would be loudest when put outside.&nbsp; After all in an open field we would no cancellation.&nbsp; Conversely your saying if I put you in a room with a 18 inch sub and the room was very tiny it wouldn&#039;t be very loud, after all, it would all cancel out...&nbsp; I hope you see the flaw in your logic...If you want to argue go ahead but I can actually find alot of sources from both home and audio sections that will back me up as well as real life experience from anyone who has ever sat in a hatchback lol.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="T3mpest, post: 6374411, member: 560148"] Actually your incorrect. Cabin gain in reinforced when the wave cannot fully develop when the wavelength of the tone is longer than the car itself. This leads to the wave essentially backing up on itself and creating extra pressure. It doesn't cancel as the waves can't get out of phase since there is no space for them to develop that far most of the time. It's generally 12db/octave of gain once you get below the lowest frequency the length of your cabin can support. Just to prove you theory is wrong think about this. If cabin gain worked the other way subs would be loudest when put outside. After all in an open field we would no cancellation. Conversely your saying if I put you in a room with a 18 inch sub and the room was very tiny it wouldn't be very loud, after all, it would all cancel out... I hope you see the flaw in your logic... If you want to argue go ahead but I can actually find alot of sources from both home and audio sections that will back me up as well as real life experience from anyone who has ever sat in a hatchback lol. [/QUOTE]

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