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    cu. ft. per chamber

    I have two 10s in a sealed box that has .65 cu. ft. per chamber.

    If I make a box that is 1.0 per sub would this make much of a difference in bass. It would probably be ported to.
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    Changing the internal volume of your subwoofer enclosure will have a huge impact on how the bass will sound. Adding a port will change things up as well. Ported usually is boomier(some think 'louder'). Just make sure you say within the TS parameters of the subs you're using.


    Originally posted by Maple50175
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      they should give you the airspace for ported or sealed

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        Originally posted by accordoholic
        I have two 10s in a sealed box that has .65 cu. ft. per chamber.

        If I make a box that is 1.0 per sub would this make much of a difference in bass. It would probably be ported to.

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          It says for a sealed box volume: 0.93 cu. ft. and for a ported box volume: 0.78 cu. ft. for the subs. So what would happen if the box is ported but it's 1.0 cu ft. for each. The bass would just be less accurate right?

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            Originally posted by accordoholic
            It says for a sealed box volume: 0.93 cu. ft. and for a ported box volume: 0.78 cu. ft. for the subs. So what would happen if the box is ported but it's 1.0 cu ft. for each. The bass would just be less accurate right?
            Yes, the bass would be less acurate. HOWEVER, the main thing it could do is damage the speakers. Subs need certain volumes in order to work correctly. By going outside of the specifications outlined by the manufacturer, you stand the chance of damaging your stuff.


            Originally posted by Maple50175
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              Originally posted by accordoholic
              It says for a sealed box volume: 0.93 cu. ft. and for a ported box volume: 0.78 cu. ft. for the subs. So what would happen if the box is ported but it's 1.0 cu ft. for each. The bass would just be less accurate right?
              also u need to know what the sub displaces when it is put in the box. because when u place the sub it takes up space so it takes from your total u wanna add that in when building!!!! ur .78 sounds decent depending on the sub. but thats the chamber in which the sub sits. once u get that much space u then need to find out how much port volume u need. tell me what kinda subs and i will see what i can work out for ya!!!
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                  Originally posted by accordoholic
                  It says for a sealed box volume: 0.93 cu. ft. and for a ported box volume: 0.78 cu. ft. for the subs. So what would happen if the box is ported but it's 1.0 cu ft. for each. The bass would just be less accurate right?
                  Depending on what sub you go with, 1.0 cube ported might be okay.

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                    he should be fine if he goes 1.0 cf ive made boxes 3x the appropriate size and never damaged the drivers from overexcursion or too much power so dude play with different boxes till u find what fits your application best

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