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my 700w 15 woofer installed in a very big box for a 15 inch woofer resizing the box to smaller size will help in better sound or big box is better ? :roll:
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rule of thumb with speaker box size is if its a 15 inch woofer you would want a box with 1.5 cubic foot of air space. or say if you had a 12 or 10 inch sub you would want 1.2 or 1.0 cubic feet of air space. hope that clears things up.

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lanos2001 wrote:rule of thumb with speaker box size is if its a 15 inch woofer you would want a box with 1.5 cubic foot of air space. or say if you had a 12 or 10 inch sub you would want 1.2 or 1.0 cubic feet of air space. hope that clears things up.

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that's not exactly correct. It all depends on the subwoofer. Check the specs on your sub to see what the correct firing chamber volume should be.
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well until recently i've been dealing with nothing but kickers so that might just apply to that. but yeah definately get the specs off of the box.

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thanks guyz i will check the specs i hope it help anyway my current box give a nice bass
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