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Posted

ok..

i got 3 18's in the trunk of a 95 deville...

the box is 12.9 ft^3 and is ported ...

it has 5 3 inch ports at 3.5 inchs long its tune 36hz...

it hits hard... everyone tells me its the loudest in town of about 30k people..

but im not claiming that..

but back to my point...

if i close up the ports and seal them would it be a large sealed box compared to a small ported box??

and would it hit harded or louder??

so should i seal it up?????

and if i seal it up would it still get low??

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You could always try it & see, no one ever gets anywhere without experimenting a lil. :)

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Your more than likely going to lose some ouput if you close your ports.

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Posted

Sealed will give you a little greater power handling capability and a smoother slope,but a correctly ported enclosure will be louder around the (tuning)frequency.It all depends on what your going for.

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it might even get louder since its way too small for ported. wont know until you try. if its just pvc, just get some pvc caps and put them on and try that.

well it is very small for ported but its like the bare minimum for a ported ..

so you think it may get louder?? what about lowerer??

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it might get lower since it wont stress the sub going below its tuning. and i still think less than 5 cubes is too small even for bare minimum ported.

realy??

i should just try it huh..

that way i wont wonder..

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