jacobmprater

is it bad to have more volume in the box that whats required for the sub??

Gauner

No. A lot of people say it screws up the subs, but realistically it just doesn't let the subwoofer work at its optimal performance. (Read: Not as many dBs)

jacobmprater

the new subs i want have a recommended volume of about .7 cu. ft. (sealed) and my box has about 1 cu. ft. (sealed) is that gonna be bad??

EmperorJJ1

iTrader: (5)

^^^ no

difference is the smaller the box the more power you can theoretically throw at the subs. Also a bigger sealed box will usually peak lower then a smaller one (not that sealed boxes really peak but you know what i mean)

If it makes you feel any better i have a gigantic sealed box. a bit more then recommended for the subs

Spun

iTrader: (1)

Are you still running that 15"?
What made you decide to go sealed over ported?

EmperorJJ1

iTrader: (5)

those 15s plural... i went with sealed because thats really all the space i had. Ported would have made my batteries 100% blocked.

The single 15 i had was strictly for competition. I couldnt really listen to music off of it (sounded like ass)