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michael1045 |
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i have two pioneer 306c 12in subs in a 3.7cu box i have been told ported would be better
is this true do i just drill a coupple of bug holes in the box to port it |
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fordriver1 |
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ported boxes provide a higher output than sealed but only in a limited range of frequency- sealed boxes tend to be a bit more user friendly all round.
definatly DON'T guess a port size as you will end up with a terrible sounding sub. check the user manual for specs on port diameter AND legnth- changing either of these will be a disaster
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krisisdog |
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They do like ported boxes better, but please dont just drill holes into the box. Generally a port is similar to a piece of PVC pipe, that is its a few inches long (4-8), by a few inches diameter (4-8).
Those subs like about 2cubes each tuned to about 35hz. If in doubt www.mobileelectronics.com.au have a heap of posts regarding box size/specs for 306Cs. Just search away.... |
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