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Jimmaaay
aaronrchr 10+ year member
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absolutely.........
john denver 10+ year member
thats me
dont drill holes in your box
ace_800 5,000+ posts
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Not at all....
you can.. it won't sound right.. it will be tuned weird as ****
the best way to port a box is don't use glue or silicone and let the air seep out.. it sounds much better
aero ports if you already built the box.. its all dependent though
john denver 10+ year member
thats me
just start with a new box, Or you might be able to add an external port
Mr. Slate 10+ year member
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You have to buy it first.
aaronrchr 10+ year member
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nah man toilet paper roll
if it is a small sealed box, you probably will not be able to port it. a vented box is almost always larger than sealed for most speakers. if it is a large sealed then yes.
Mr. Slate 10+ year member
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True.
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