Question about sub box volume
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Question about sub box volume
I just bought 2 10" MB QUART subwoofer's from e-bay, I just realized they need .81 cu. ft. of airspace ea.I have a 2000 f-150 scab and all the sub boxes i see are around .70 cu.ft.. Is this going to be an issue or not? please respond. THANKS IN ADVANCE
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Sealed is fairly forgiving when it comes to box volume. Ideally you want it as close to the recomended size, but fudging a little is usually no problem. As little of a difference as that is, I doubt most people would ever tell a difference. Youll be perfectly fine running it in a .7 cu ft box.
If you want you can throw a little poly fill in the box. Sposed to make it seem like the box is a little bigger...personally Ive never noticed a difference with it though. Maybe if the box was WAY outta spec.
If you want you can throw a little poly fill in the box. Sposed to make it seem like the box is a little bigger...personally Ive never noticed a difference with it though. Maybe if the box was WAY outta spec.
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Originally Posted by Bartak1
Sealed is fairly forgiving when it comes to box volume. Ideally you want it as close to the recomended size, but fudging a little is usually no problem. As little of a difference as that is, I doubt most people would ever tell a difference. Youll be perfectly fine running it in a .7 cu ft box.
If you want you can throw a little poly fill in the box. Sposed to make it seem like the box is a little bigger...personally Ive never noticed a difference with it though. Maybe if the box was WAY outta spec.
If you want you can throw a little poly fill in the box. Sposed to make it seem like the box is a little bigger...personally Ive never noticed a difference with it though. Maybe if the box was WAY outta spec.
