is this box dimension too small for a 10w7?
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Re: is this box dimension too small for a 10w7?
ok this is confusing... check out his box here...
http://www.subzoneusa.com/jl_audiow7.htm
its a sealed 1.25 cubic foot box, and the dimensions for it are: 15" h X 18" bd X 14 3/4" td X 18 3/4" w
thats bigger than mine, that makes no sense... my box dimension are smaller than that but is 1.57 cubic feet? shouldnt it be less than 1.25 cubic feet, since my dimensions are smaller than that subzone box?
and that box is made of 1" MDF, mine is 3/4" MDF
http://www.subzoneusa.com/jl_audiow7.htm
its a sealed 1.25 cubic foot box, and the dimensions for it are: 15" h X 18" bd X 14 3/4" td X 18 3/4" w
thats bigger than mine, that makes no sense... my box dimension are smaller than that but is 1.57 cubic feet? shouldnt it be less than 1.25 cubic feet, since my dimensions are smaller than that subzone box?
and that box is made of 1" MDF, mine is 3/4" MDF
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