Inverted hitting sub? (wiring, not actually inverting the sub)

[will77530]

like 4 ppl said the same thing

[naenae]

like 4 ppl said the same thing

guess i just caught that one, thanks for letting me know though man!

[OrionStang]

Do some research. Read a lot, you will find many simple answers on your own.

http://www.the12volt...2volt.com/ has some basic explanations of enclosure designs.

http://www.bcae1.com...e1.com/ almost everything you may want to know.

[naenae]

Do some research. Read a lot, you will find many simple answers on your own.

http://www.the12volt...2volt.com/ has some basic explanations of enclosure designs.

http://www.bcae1.com...e1.com/ almost everything you may want to know.

thanks man

[Mojo Man Miller]

Sub is mounted normal, but when the sub hits it is inverted? if that helps,

And also, how would this sound: 4 subs total, 2 are hitting normally, and the other 2 are (wired?) invertedly. so i could have a cool looking set up? if that sounds right...

(Noob btw...)

it wouldnt be nearly as loud....

all of the subs need to be firing in the same direction to create pressure and make bass.

if 2 are firing out and the other 2 firing in the not near as much pressure is being made...

YES! this guys got it... so i would be losing bass? so to say...

if it were a regular box, yes. now the one you posted a video of is a different story. its a bandpass, which can be crazy loud if done right... what that box done in that video was more or less make those 4 speakers into 2. some bandpass orders can get confusing real fast.

[herbykw]

OP, do you mean something like this?

The polarity of the inverted subs are reversed. Still plenty of output.