Which box would be better for this sub, seal or ported?
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A 4 cubic foot ported box tuned to 32hz. I have two in my car, for the price they are great.
77567
This subwoofer has specs that offer both sealed and ported applications. They were bought for a small sealed box in a Dodge Ram. Sound great.
789573
You will want to use a amplifier that has at least 250watts per channel at 4 ohms or 500watts bridged at 8 ohms. The sealed boxes will work as long as they are close to 3.3 Ft3.
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My honest opinion. I like mine ported so I'm more of a SPL guy who loves his music loud. But the details are still there even when you driving at almost distortion levels. You need a good box and amp to begin with.
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Hey robert. That sub needs at least. 1.25 cubic feet for a sealed box. 1.6 cubic feet for a ported box.. as per intstruction man,
143458
I used an online calculator that determined sealed is better. But I have mine in a bandpass and thry sound great!
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I used a ported enclosure for mine. I think it allows for better sound. And its only a 400 watt sub woofer so a 1000WATT amp is fine
706266
i have the vibe twin 12" space 6000 watt ported box and the sound is really good, ported any time.
107131
It actually works pretty good in a sealed enclosure. I bought an 8 inch sealed bass tube enclosure just to test out all the hype ive heard about this sub and I must say you definitely wont be disappointed
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I would recommend the Bbox Pro Series Single 10-Inch Sealed Subwoofer Enclosure. You may want to consider the box dimensions based on your application needs.
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This sub can only be wired for 2 or 8 ohms since there are two 4 ohm coils. If they are series it will be 8 ohms and if they are paralleled it will be 2 ohms. The directions for this sub recommends a 1.75ft^3 for a ported enclosure ( with a 3" port 4.76" long) or a .75ft^3 sealed enclosure. I would have to know your boxes port size to comment on the enclosure you have.
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It shouldn't have a problem pushing both. Just make sure to invest in a good quality box for the subs. Perhaps a pro box.
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For a sealed enclosure like for 1.25cu.ft and 1.5cu.ft for ported. I personally have mine in this box,
1004633
The port is on the bottom, and the pre-out SUB is where you would want to connect it. The feet on the sub hold it up plenty high for the bottom port to be functional.. In a small room, this is all the sub you need. our room is 16 x 18 with 2 open doors, still plenty of bass. it isnt the most refined sub, but properly adjusted it is not boomy either.
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It has a specific mounting hole it needs to fit into and seal. But if that fits it should work fine with the sub
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if you are going for sound quality then yes. If you want to get loud then go ported. A sealed box will save on space too. But the P3 subwoofer is made to work perfectly in both.
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I have it in a vented I think they sound better than sealed I've tried both.