Help build a Subwoofer box
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Your subwoofer should come with specs regarding how much airspace it needs to operate correctly in both ported and sealed applications.
I prefer 3/4" MDF because it's a good price, easy to work with, and very very stiff.
Sealed enclosures generally will give you tight, punchy bass. Good for rock, country, etc.
Ported enclosures will generally give you big boomy bass... better for stuff like rap and hip hop.
I prefer 3/4" MDF because it's a good price, easy to work with, and very very stiff.
Sealed enclosures generally will give you tight, punchy bass. Good for rock, country, etc.
Ported enclosures will generally give you big boomy bass... better for stuff like rap and hip hop.
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try searching the websites of car audio companies like kicker, rockford, soundstream, and others, they have alot of information and some have plans for boxes they recommend. also realmofexcursion.com and splbassx.com have some information, and you can also go through the links on those websites to other forums
gearhead hit the nail on the head, ported enclosures are good for rap, sealed can be considered the "all-around" enclosure and can sound good with any kind of music
gearhead hit the nail on the head, ported enclosures are good for rap, sealed can be considered the "all-around" enclosure and can sound good with any kind of music
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