You have to visit the sub manufactures website or check the owners manual for the sub. Most all subs have required air space to make them perform at their best. Sealed enclosures are often much smaller than a ported box and offer a tighter sound compared to vented.
i just talked to the online chat at crutchfield and they told me what kenwood suggests for their box sizes for ported and sealed. the sealed specs for sealed box matches what i have right now in my hatchback box. so i guess i will try the ported one to see if they were right...if not, i will rebuild.
i just talked to the online chat at crutchfield and they told me what kenwood suggests for their box sizes for ported and sealed. the sealed specs for sealed box matches what i have right now in my hatchback box. so i guess i will try the ported one to see if they were right...if not, i will rebuild.
What kenwood sub? Ive tried Kenwood specs on a few models before... It was just okay.
__________________ SPL is one note... SQ is a flat 20-20.
If ported, always tune to CRF 33Hz... aka the Golden Number
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JL 500/1, JL 500/1v2, JL 300/4, JL XR 570-CSi
Kicker 1/0, 4, 8, 12, and 16ga by the foot
i have the KAC-6202. but i plan on upgrading soon so i am not sure if i will build this box yet or not. are all sub boxes around the same size? im planning on building under the back seat so i dont have much room to go bigger but i think i am going to do a seat lift so i thought that might give me enough room to do a ported box.
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