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need help, will a ported 12l7 be louder than a sealed 15l5

Old Jan 28, 2004 | 05:42 PM
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Default need help, will a ported 12l7 be louder than a sealed 15l5

need this info asap, just bought a square 12 at a hell of a deal, let me know asap, can trade for a 15, but the airspace i have wont allow for a 15 ported but it ill a 12 ported
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Old Jan 28, 2004 | 05:59 PM
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Any PROPERLY built ported box should be louder than a sealed box, and sound almost as good. If I were you, i would go with the 12" ported.
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Old Jan 28, 2004 | 06:19 PM
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Same sub, same amp, same car...a ported box built to the proper dimesions will be louder than a sealed box built to proper dimensions. It's really hard to tell given 2 different size subs though...I would think "loudness" would be similar given the two, it's really a throw-up though until you've actually listened to both side by side. What you do gain in spl with a ported box though you usually lose in sq.
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Old Jan 29, 2004 | 03:52 AM
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Originally posted by TBSpyder
Same sub, same amp, same car...a ported box built to the proper dimesions will be louder than a sealed box built to proper dimensions. It's really hard to tell given 2 different size subs though...I would think "loudness" would be similar given the two, it's really a throw-up though until you've actually listened to both side by side. What you do gain in spl with a ported box though you usually lose in sq.
Agreed.
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