Sealed and ported in one trunk?
Cool, thanks guys. Although I don't think linear actuators would be feasible for 90% of the applications out there, your opinions are greatly appreciated. Thanks!
One thing though... by building a ported with a linear actuator to seal it, would there not be air leak issues?
One thing though... by building a ported with a linear actuator to seal it, would there not be air leak issues?
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Hmm, some actuators have over 250 lbs per sq inch of force. In fact I saw a picture of the end of an actuator that had punched through a trunk wall because something was put in the way of an ampr rack and the actuator was stronger than the cars body metal. So you should be able to seal it good.
Yankee
Joined: Aug 2004
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Originally posted by mik:
Dont quote me on this, but I dont think it would really work too well. Probably have cancelation issues and overall it might sound muffled as opposed to a nice clear well blended soundstage.
I could be wrong though.
Dont quote me on this, but I dont think it would really work too well. Probably have cancelation issues and overall it might sound muffled as opposed to a nice clear well blended soundstage.
I could be wrong though.
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Joined: Jul 2004
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Originally posted by JohnVroom:
^ Dukk is chairman of the ported box club and feels sealed is inferior.
Personally I prefer my boxes small, it makes my driver look bigger
^ Dukk is chairman of the ported box club and feels sealed is inferior.
Personally I prefer my boxes small, it makes my driver look bigger
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Originally posted by coulter:
how about making an ABC box or a shailshell? arent they supposed to be sort of like a sealed and ported box in one.
how about making an ABC box or a shailshell? arent they supposed to be sort of like a sealed and ported box in one.
Not that I don't advocate an ABC - that box kicks total *** and everyone should have the pleasure of owning one sometime.
