whitewolf2759 |
10-02-2014 08:52 AM |
There are several arguments for not dividing the subs. First off, chances are that the subs are no exactly the same (manufacturing variation and all that) so if you separate them, you can get two slightly different tones which may fight each other both at the driver and at the port. By combining the airspace you are more likely to get a balanced sound (though this difference may be subtle). Another thing which you can do is operate your drivers in a semi-isobaric orientation, by having one firing into the enclosure, and the other firing out. Drivers will have different properties on the out stroke (away from the magnet) and their in stroke. This in fact is the entire point of a proper isobaric mounting. But this semi-isobaric setup would also help to compensate for this which will result is a small distortion drop.
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