i have a dual 12 inch sealed sub box. Each sub with its own cabinet.

I.E.


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| SUB # 1 | SUB # 2 |
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I was just wondering if i drill a tiny hole in the middle of the cabinet, at the bottom, i.e. to pass some sub wire through, will this affect the sound? If it matters they are dual 4OHM HE2 in a sealed box

[ September 25, 2003, 07:34 PM: Message edited by: TeSt DrIvE ]

 

I have had sealed boxes without the subs being in their own chambers without a problem, you should be o.k. I have heard that the reason for having each sub in it's own chamber is in case one blows or quits working. If they are in a common chamber then the working sub will instantly be playing in twice the airspace, causing it problems. You could always caulk the hole up afterwards, or put one of these between the two chambers:

[ September 25, 2003, 07:41 PM: Message edited by: JeepBeats ]

 

Just drill the hole as close as possible to the wire size and seal it with silicone.

 

Cool thanxs!!

 

Thanks for the clarification, DUKK! [img]smile.gif[/img]

 

Does it make a difference how small? And any place specifically to drill, i was thinking in the bottom corner?