speaker and box volume...
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speaker and box volume...
say i have a speaker, and the recomendation is for a sealed enclosure with .88 cubic feet. if i were to put it into a sealed enclosure with .85 cubic feet would that be a terrible nono or would the .03 cubic feet be not to big a deal??? thanks in advance.
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Sealed boxes are more forgiving to differences in volume. A +/- 10% variation is usually hardly noticable. Making the box slightly smaller isn't going to make much difference. Just pack it with about 3/4 to 1lb of polyfill.
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Engine: 355 (fastburn heads, LT4 HOT cam)
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Gee, .88? Sounds like Solobaric 12 spec! I'm about to build a box for one, and it is going to be a bit over (small bit). Also, make sure that you are using internal volume of the box. I used to get this messed up and use the outside volume. In a small box, that can make a big difference!
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'84 Z28 LG4 305
Added dual elec fans.
145 MPH IROC Speedo
Building 430 HP 350
using primarily GMPP parts.
Block is in shop!
Starting to look like the Kicker poster child!
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