is it better to have the sub box angled slightly or straight up.

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depends on what your aiming it at. If your aiming it at your hatch window, aim it on a angle that will direct the bass to you. Simple geometry. Whatever sounds the loudest ... then thats it. j/k. Gotta know what type of box you have and where its located.

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the reason i ask is that i'm considering a ryjo customs box

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Geometry doesn't do a whole lot when you're dealing with 20+ ft sound waves in a 10ft interior. Generally the more toward the back the subs are facing, the more additional output you get, but the difference is not dramatic. I would get whatever style box you like best and don't worry about it. You'll only be looking at a 1 or 2 dB difference at the most.

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