Free air sub
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may i ask the reason why you would want a free air sub?
there are a few subs that requires very small enclosures, if thats the concern.
i say this because i just dont think there are "good" free air subs, or havent heard of any.
there are a few subs that requires very small enclosures, if thats the concern.
i say this because i just dont think there are "good" free air subs, or havent heard of any.
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Originally posted by WiLL
may i ask the reason why you would want a free air sub?
there are a few subs that requires very small enclosures, if thats the concern.
i say this because i just dont think there are "good" free air subs, or havent heard of any.
may i ask the reason why you would want a free air sub?
there are a few subs that requires very small enclosures, if thats the concern.
i say this because i just dont think there are "good" free air subs, or havent heard of any.
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hmm...yea not too many 10" subs that can hit hard in small enclosures. I'd run JL W3 but it just would be getting it's full potential. Anyone think ported would be a better thing for this guy? i'm thinking more air flow might sound better
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Originally posted by LjN_728
hmm...yea not too many 10" subs that can hit hard in small enclosures. I'd run JL W3 but it just would be getting it's full potential. Anyone think ported would be a better thing for this guy? i'm thinking more air flow might sound better
hmm...yea not too many 10" subs that can hit hard in small enclosures. I'd run JL W3 but it just would be getting it's full potential. Anyone think ported would be a better thing for this guy? i'm thinking more air flow might sound better
he wants a freeair sub, meaning no box at all.
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