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Just wondering if anybody has heard both sealed or ported and how does it sound sealed? Do you loose any Bass when sealed or does it go deeper?

Most people i see run dual subs on ported just wondering if any runs them on sealed and if you have heard them on ported

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What are you looking for? To sound good but not loud sealed for output ported

Sealed can go low its all in the tunning how do you tune a sealed box you may ask by its size

For the most part you get way more output from a ported box but does not sound as well or controlled as a sealed box for the most part

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In the exact same enviornment, ported will be louder than sealed.

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Designed correctly, a ported box will sound better than a sealed box, but a sealed box is very easy to design.

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What are you looking for? To sound good but not loud sealed for output ported

Sealed can go low its all in the tunning how do you tune a sealed box you may ask by its size

For the most part you get way more output from a ported box but does not sound as well or controlled as a sealed box for the most part

I have a ported box right now for dual VVX 15, I dont push it to the max (only time was when metered) I was thinking if i put them on 2 separate sealed box recommended specs 1.75 to 2.5, I'm thinking about clost to 2.5 per sub, and doing i regain more truck space, i can stack them on top of each other if needed, or i can take one of them out if space is really needed.

Im also thinking that the box will be manageable since im moving 1 sub at a time this dual sub box weighs a ton.

So i want to know how much will i loose, right now I average 143db metered. that's why i was asking if anybody have a dual VVX on a sealed box and it will be great if they can post metered score if any.

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I love sealed, but then again, I don't compete, and was limited space. If you lived closer, I would show you. They do quite well sealed. I'll try to get a better video later with the HD camera. Honestly, with the space you have, I'd stay ported. You can do two separate boxes, with aero ports. I guess my point is, if you are going to be close to whats recommended for ported, then why not port?

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if I go sealed on 2.5 cu ft per box I'm gaining 12 inches on length, 4 inches on depth and raise the height 1 inch which i dont mind. if i go 2.0 cu ft box size per sub will be like 18x11x18 LXWXH

Right now my box is 44W x 17H x 19D= 2.76 cu.ft. per chamber

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how much power do you have? Im doing 45 on 2 vvx 12s in a trunk

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