I realize that putting a sub in-wall can be dicey with the effects of the nearby wall & floor, but I need to do it in this particular room.
Without raising the whole ported vs. sealed box debate, are there any factors that would favor one sub design over the other for in-wall use? My guess is that a ported design could be more boomy when used in-wall, but I just don't know. Also, I want to minimize the sound coming from the rear of the box (if possible at these frequencies) -- is this equal for ported and sealed subs?
I will be building the subs -- possibly the sealed 12" Titanic from Parts-Express or the NHTs or Sonicraft from Madisound. There is plenty of room behind the wall.
Thanks,
Billy
Without raising the whole ported vs. sealed box debate, are there any factors that would favor one sub design over the other for in-wall use? My guess is that a ported design could be more boomy when used in-wall, but I just don't know. Also, I want to minimize the sound coming from the rear of the box (if possible at these frequencies) -- is this equal for ported and sealed subs?
I will be building the subs -- possibly the sealed 12" Titanic from Parts-Express or the NHTs or Sonicraft from Madisound. There is plenty of room behind the wall.
Thanks,
Billy