I got a dual box that has .75 cu ft per sub. I just realized today that I got the wrong one!! I rechecked the specs for my subs and it's 1 to 1.75 per sub. I don't know if I can take the box back. Is it bad for the subs if I use a .75 cu ft per sub box?
Thanks,
Escape
Replies (2)
compvr15s on 09/1/2004 20:16:47
if you can try takin the box back first and get one that meets the requirements. if not you can fill with ample amount of pollyfill, this will make the box seem larger to the sub, but i dont know about .25 cubic feet bigger. and im not exactly sure what it will do to the sub, wait for swez or orthers that are experienceed in this area to reply.
uochronos on 09/2/2004 00:04:57
so your current box is .75 per sub and they require a 1.75 per sub box? is this correct? if so then this shouldnt hurt subs persay but they well have very little low end probaly. and well eb much punchier and well take alot more power to push them. basicaly i wouldnt suggest it.
Thanks,
Escape
Replies (2)
compvr15s on 09/1/2004 20:16:47
if you can try takin the box back first and get one that meets the requirements. if not you can fill with ample amount of pollyfill, this will make the box seem larger to the sub, but i dont know about .25 cubic feet bigger. and im not exactly sure what it will do to the sub, wait for swez or orthers that are experienceed in this area to reply.
uochronos on 09/2/2004 00:04:57
so your current box is .75 per sub and they require a 1.75 per sub box? is this correct? if so then this shouldnt hurt subs persay but they well have very little low end probaly. and well eb much punchier and well take alot more power to push them. basicaly i wouldnt suggest it.
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