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Originally Posted by TwinsPoppa
Hhmm ... I'm a little nervous about that proposition. Only because I have not looked at the actual OEM enclosure and I've never had to work with fiberglass and wood together.
I'll investigate this option more once I'm closer to starting this project.
Thanks Essam!  |
........I'm as new as (you are?) to this whole area, too. I guess I will try to verify this stuff before proceeding.
Even if there's a practical method of sealing the OEM enclosure, the contoured face/body of that enclosure
just barely has enough room to cut the 23.8" diameter (for the Pioneer subwoofer).
A technical question (for anyone): This 10" Pioneer woofer can operate in a wide range of volumes: from 9.9 liters to 19.9 liters with 12.7 liters being the 'optimum'.
How would the sound be '
different' in a 9.9 liter and 19.9 liter volume box when compared to the sound produced by the 'optimum' 12.7 liter box? In general more subwofer box volume = ??? Less subwoofer box volume = ????