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Old Jan 24, 2007 | 03:46 PM
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Originally Posted by tommyk90
Why do you say a sealed box is the most accurate way?

If one sub is geared more for a sealed box than another sub, isn't that giving an advantage to that sub?

Why can't both subs use a similar ported box?

It doesn't take a "frankenbox" to make a sub perform to its full capabilities. Most of the time a simple (and properly designed) ported box can produce exceptional performance.


You can't build a similar ported box for two different brand/model subs, especially considering their size difference. Ofcourse, even a sealed enclosure isn't going to be a 100% constant in both applications...but it atleast narrows down the variables, such as port design, tuning frequencies, etc. The guy that bet me made it like there's quite a few 10's out there that would "stomp" a 13w7...so I'm sure one of them has to perform halfway decent in a sealed enclosure. I'm not "adding addendums" in any way, I'm trying to make the competition as simple as possible...sub vs. sub, it's not that difficult to understand.
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