Q about mounting sub externally
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Q about mounting sub externally
So I have a box built quite a while ago for a 10" sub that expired many years ago. Turns out the box volume and external dimensions are perfect for a new project. Now, if I mount a 12" sub with the magnet out, does it matter that the hole in the box was cut out for a 10" speaker? As long as the surround doesn't hit the wood, should it really matter?
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Most definetly. You are mounting the sub inverted and the specs stated for it are most likely for the sub being inside the box, not outside. It will work but it might sound crappy. If you invert and dont want to play around alot with boxes and ideas your best to seal the box and then run it inverted.
Also why not just cut the 10 inch opening to fit the 12?
Also why not just cut the 10 inch opening to fit the 12?
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Most definetly. You are mounting the sub inverted and the specs stated for it are most likely for the sub being inside the box, not outside. It will work but it might sound crappy. If you invert and dont want to play around alot with boxes and ideas your best to seal the box and then run it inverted.
Also why not just cut the 10 inch opening to fit the 12?
Also why not just cut the 10 inch opening to fit the 12?
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