Hey Blue, what ever happened to ported rear decks?
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Hey Blue, what ever happened to ported rear decks?
I know subs sound at their loudest firing towards the rear of the trunk and for a while there, people were porting their subs through the rear deck via factory speaker location or custom done. Is that no longer do to the port noise thing? If you were able to pull one off and have a horn loaded port firing through the rear deck which was really a specially made grille to hide the port, imagine what that would sound like with two 10's or 12's in a bp box!!! I guess then you would need a plexi glass rear window and a reinforced roof. Holy subsonic low frequency along with high sound pressure levels battman!
P.S. updating SoundDomain site with pics of engine bay with groundkit and some ghetto cosmetics. No grill inserts yet.
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P.S. updating SoundDomain site with pics of engine bay with groundkit and some ghetto cosmetics. No grill inserts yet.
MisterT
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Originally posted by blue LEDz
i've seen many different combinations of facing subs and running the ports. firing the ports through the rear deck is good for SPL, but poor for SQ, in most cases. i'm was thinking about designing a 6th order BP that fires one port through each 6x9 hole, but it might sound like ***, so i'll try facing my box forward first and see how it does
i've seen many different combinations of facing subs and running the ports. firing the ports through the rear deck is good for SPL, but poor for SQ, in most cases. i'm was thinking about designing a 6th order BP that fires one port through each 6x9 hole, but it might sound like ***, so i'll try facing my box forward first and see how it does
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