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DannyV18

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  1. I'm with PurfectlyInsane on this one.

    The only true way to test the theory that regular is louder than inverted is to build two boxes with the same net volume, with one inverted and one mounted normal. Plus, it has to be tested with multiple subs. The subs also have to be broken in so the T/S parameters are close to the same. They have to be powered the same, aligned the same, EVERY variable besides the driver mounting has to be held constant for this to be a valid test.

    Not gonna lie, i do see ignorance on this site from time to time. Just saying...

  2. SQ will go down with a ported box. output should double (3db).

    SQ goes down huh? Then why do many SQ champions have ported enclosures? Explain please.

    And you cannot just expect output to double. Way too many factors to throw out a specific number.

    1st comment, because they KNOW what they are doing. this guy is obviously new so a general statement is completely accurate for him.

    the 2nd comment, duh... but again, its a general reference and its accurate for this guy.

    we dont need to get super complicated and confuse people who are asking their 1st questions about a concept.

    Yeah man, it is true for most of the car audio population out there.

  3. Sealed provides a predictable frequency response, and you don't have to be too accurate with enclosure volume. If vented enclosures are done correctly (proper calculation of size and port tuning) you can expect a 3-6db gain, since you're using the rear waves from the sub, too; much more low end extension, and better transient response especially at higher volumes when compared to acoustic suspension type enclosures.

    The breadth of availability of "one size fits all" vented enclosures out there give vented a bad name. If an enclosure is not of the correct volume for the T/S of the sub, you will get "boomy" sound, and it usually just sounds too bad to listen to. There are no "free lunches" with sub boxes, as there are always trade-offs, typically bandwidth for gain

    Acoustic suspension/sealed/4th order band pass = easy, safe enclosure to build, can vary volume of enclosure quite a bit before performance is reduced, typically higher low end roll off. best with subs EBP of 50 or lower

    Ported/vented/6th order band pass = need proper tuning for best performance, but yield more performance than acoustic suspension when tuned properly, need a infrasonic filter, volume of enclosure and port area/length need to be pretty accurate. Best with subs with EBP of 100 or higher.

    IMO power handling is a non issue. You will get much better performance and longevity by setting your gains properly. You can be happy with 150% RMS power to your subs with proper gains, and conversely blow your subs with 75% RMS fairly easily, by sending clipped, square waves to the coils.

    In Other Words, if you build it right, a vented box is louder and clearer than sealed. If you build it wrong, then it will sound like shit.

    Thank you.

  4. btw, with your 10" in that enclosure you have now you're getting about -2.7db across the board, thats a super inefficient box for that sub, but thats not a very good sub so im not suprised, but suprisingly, the 12" version of that is a much better sub, you dont see that often.... anyways, we really have to wait for pics and junk like that before we can really tell you what you can and cant do man.

    Never heard this before! Need more info.

  5. Pretty sure this would be a 4th order BP. See the caddy build by meade. I'm not sure how it would work in a trunk though, unless you had a big ass trunk.

    Think i could do it with some comp tens in a small trunk to try it out?

    Yes, but it's more complicated than just facing two sealed boxes towards eachother.

  6. A wire sized hole? I'm pretty sure your supposed to use a ring terminal and bolt it onto a spot on the chassis thats been sanded clean like said before

    I think he meant drill a whole through the body so you can get to the chassis. Then bolt it down to the chassis.

    Yes. Frame of the car and chassis are the same thing, right?

    Yes sir

    Alright i thought i was missing something because i did say frame.

    OP, just a neg run from the front batt to back batt is fine. Just make sure the front one is grounded well.

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