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Originally Posted by buzznasa
The phase setting determines if the driver (the cone itself) will push or pull on a given input. This can have an effect depending on the order of enclosure (2nd order, 3rd order, 4th, 5th, and so on) by decreasing the deformation of the driver on a bass hit. Sub-woofers are meant to push outward and thus will deform less than when they are pulled inwards which means a cleaner and tighter bass hit.
I am running a 4th order (ported) tube sub wire in bridged mode from the amp. I got a noticeable increase in sound pressure when I reversed the sub input.
Some of the folks that were at the 86 Fiesta last week stuck their heads in my car with the volume up half-way up. I think they liked the sound  |
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I have not heard something that funny in a long time, lots of big words and catch phrases that put together as above mean absolutely nothing.......but hey, you sound like you stayed at the Holiday inn.
REAL ANSWER----->
http://www.energy-speakers.com/suppo...phase-details/
BOX Types----->
http://www.the12volt.com/caraudio/boxes6.asp