mr_tinkertrain said:i have a box loaded with 3mtx 6000 series subs which i bought as a package from the manufacturer. The box really doesnt have enough air space for the 3 subs. If i were to just unwire one sub but leave it in the box, would the subs hit better?
mr_tinkertrain said:normally you see a 10" sub in boxes much bigger than this, and with 3 all together it really just doesnt seem like enough.
Cobra01Vert said:A smaller box (sealed) usually is just tuned to a higher frequency, it also depends on the parameters of the subs. A ported box is also tuned by its box size and the port dimensions.
Don't worry about it.
Cobra01Vert said:If you change the size of a sealed box, then you change the rolloff point, with a smaller box equalling a higher rolloff, this is what I meant by tune. You can effectively make a box larger by putting polyfill or wool inside it, giving it a larger effective size, with some doing this in ported boxes to effectively change the boxes tuning freq.
Cobra01Vert said:Didn't take offense, just didn't want anyone misunderstanding me so I clarified. Great graph showing the cabin gain. One of the reasons why car systems hit so hard.
Even going down to 40hz or so isnt bad for a car as a lot of info is in this range and you don't see alot of info below this in most modern music.
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