Sealing ports or new box..???
08-05-2002, 06:11 AM
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Sealing ports or new box..???
can I seal up ports in a box or should I just go and get a new box? How do I accomplish this? Im thinkin a ton of silicon glue and some perfectly cut plywood or something....
08-05-2002, 10:37 AM
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Originally posted by /^Blackmagik^\
best to just get a new box. most ported boxes aren't sealed around the edges as well anyway
best to just get a new box. most ported boxes aren't sealed around the edges as well anyway
Taken from JL's site...
Sealing the Box
Whether you are planning to use a bandpass, ported or sealed box, sealing the edges is very important (isn't everything?). The first step to take in assuring a good tight seal at all joints is to use copious amounts of wood glue. Don't be shy with it--keep a wet rag handy to wipe up the excess. Like bracing, you can never use too much.
Even if you blocked the ports, I doubt that the ported (no sealed) enclosure will be the proper size.
08-05-2002, 10:13 PM
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Originally posted by WiLL
hhaha..cool.
subs need to be in the right enclosure to sound good.
hhaha..cool.
subs need to be in the right enclosure to sound good.
oh BTW Im selling it :rofl: :down:
08-06-2002, 08:21 AM
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Originally posted by WiLL
on ebay..."fast and furious subwoofer box" =P
on ebay..."fast and furious subwoofer box" =P