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no bracing and the front panel is over 3 feet wide? dude its just the wood flexing. when your friend is pushing on the wood hes stopping some of the flex, thus less noise the harder he pushes. brace the box with some wooden dowel rods or something. MDF isnt as strong as you seem to think it is.

edit: also, everyone stop the bitching.

agreed, lol

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you really should have double fronts for how much those subs weigh

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OP: do you hear the sound only on low notes/ high excursion??

if so... sounds like your bottoming out your subs...

i would check your amp settings... lower the bass boost...

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OP: do you hear the sound only on low notes/ high excursion??

if so... sounds like your bottoming out your subs...

i would check your amp settings... lower the bass boost...

No bass boost and gain set with a oscope. box is said to be tuned to 36hz with 3.6 cubes before displacement.

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