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Car Forum / Driving, Maintenance, Tuning / Car Audio / July 2006

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mfreak - 24 Jul 2006 20:27 GMT
Is the recommended closure ALWAYS the optimal box to build for subs?  I
have a normal size 3/4"MDF generic ported sub box.  If I build a new
box to the exact dimensions that are in the manual my subs came with,
will I notice?
Matt Ion - 25 Jul 2006 04:33 GMT
> Is the recommended closure ALWAYS the optimal box to build for subs?  I
> have a normal size 3/4"MDF generic ported sub box.  If I build a new
> box to the exact dimensions that are in the manual my subs came with,
> will I notice?

The answer is a definite "MAYBE".

Depends on a lot of factors, the difference in volume between your "generic" box
and a "proper" box being the main one, and how the design of that particular sub
reacts to those differences.  Shape of the box could have a small but noticeable
effect.  Position in the car may make any differences unnoticeable anyway.
 
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