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Question for the audio guru's, between 1.2 or 1.8 which of the two should I go for. The sub box I'm getting is from Sub Zone. TIA.
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I assume both are sealed. If you've got the room, go for the 1.8ft^3. By the time you put in the driver and add some polyfil or insulation, the volume will be down a little. But I bet the smaller one costs less and will still make you 
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Originally posted by APT CSVT: I assume both are sealed. If you've got the room, go for the 1.8ft^3. By the time you put in the driver and add some polyfil or insulation, the volume will be down a little. But I bet the smaller one costs less and will still make you Yes it's a sealed box and how much of the poly fill should I use? I do have the room for the 1.8 box and I'll be using a Orion XTR 500 in mono mode to push the sub. Thanks again.
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Well, Dave says to use just some fiberglass insulation from Home Depot as it is cheaper. Usually, you want about half full of the polyfill.
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The insulation works expecially well with lining a ported enclosure but works as well as polyfill in a sealed enclosure. Check what you can get for cheaper. Loosely pack the whole enclosure. To much will have a negative effect.
I think you'll be pretty happy with the results!
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