ScottyBoii Posted October 3, 2008 Report Posted October 3, 2008 wats the difference between flipping the sub upside down? just looks?
Boomin660 Posted October 3, 2008 Report Posted October 3, 2008 looks mostly... if you need an extra .2cuft and 2-3hz tuning rise it helpssome motors look like a piece of art so people invert them... some think it cools the motor better but you run the risk of hearing mechanical noises you wouldnt normaly hear cause the box would filter it out ive done both... didnt notice any mechanical noise for my re se and i did use it for increase box size so... there are a few reasons too and thats what the phase shift is for on an amp... I know when I built a pair of 'slog box' woofers (4 eighteens in a vented box, seperate chambers, internal amplification) for a PA rig, we inverted the drivers to allow cooler air flow into the coil structure. You just slam sloggers for low frequency effects like cannon booms and car crashes, and the interior of the box would get mighty hot with a power amplifier mounted and a large high power woofer going off it's rocker.Cheers, Mick i got these from a topic i made http://www.stevemeadedesigns.com/board/ind...=11&t=25245
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