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Ben

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18th Apr 05 at 21:43

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what will the effects be if the sub box is only 0.9cubic ft?

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19th Apr 05 at 08:47

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wont be as loud and a bit tighter instead

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19th Apr 05 at 15:22

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true, but if you go too small or big noticably subs performance will deteriorate to a large degree.

too small and low end will be seriously hampered, youd be better off with a 10" sub in a 0.75cuft box than a 12" in same size IMO.

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