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you use it as a port... its not a sub, you can tune it like a port by using weights that you attach to it. the weight increases the weight of the moving mass... but someone be sure to correct me if im wrong. i know i could of used better words but im lazy.

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Boston's GTR TunableRadiators are "passive radiators" — shallow, non-powered speakers designed to be used in conjunction with Boston G5 subwoofers. When mounted into a box along with a G5 sub, the radiator's cone moves with the air pressure created by the powered G5 sub, reinforcing bass output without requiring extra power.

Adding this GTR10 passive radiator to a sub box with a 10" G5 subwoofer can increase output by up to 3 dB — that's almost twice the volume.

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