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virtuosoondis 09-18-2014 08:28 PM

Need help fellas
 
Wondering what box to go with for two Rockford 10" subs.the up fire one or the one facing the rear.thanks guys.what's the difference?

bigaudiofanat 09-18-2014 08:50 PM

Rear firing will give you louder sound as it will be forced to redirect to the front. Zenclosure makes a few boxes for what your trying to do

virtuosoondis 09-19-2014 12:39 AM

Appreciatte u bro.so whats tge benefits of upfire?

clkio 09-19-2014 06:26 AM

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Originally Posted by virtuosoondis (Post 2970798)
Appreciatte u bro.so whats tge benefits of upfire?

I think you can fit 2 12" with the upfire box and some people like it facing up, I dont.

bigaudiofanat 09-19-2014 07:49 AM

Not as loud I know that much can not go into the details of why as it's been a while sense I was asked that.

SouthArk370Z 09-19-2014 11:15 AM

Because of the way we perceive sound, woofer placement is not critical. While there will be some slight differences in sound, depending on which way the woofer is facing, it's not going to make that much difference in a car. I'd avoid top-firing setups just because of the dust that will collect and the possibility of dropping something on the cones. YMMV

RonRizz 09-19-2014 03:23 PM

:iagree: What he said. Difference in noticeable volume is negligent. Up, down, sideways, upside down, front, back, its all good. either way that sub is 2 to 3 feet from your ears.....:p

axmea? 09-19-2014 11:32 PM

Generally, our ears and brain will not be able to tell a significant difference especially in a small car like the Z. Technically however, it should sound louder. In the Z, hard to tell exactly by how much unless you measure. If you use an RTA, you will see a clear distinction. There is a tendency for most lower frequencies not to be affected whether the sub faces up or towards the rear. Not sure exactly what it would be for the Z. Acoustics make a big difference. A point I'd like to make, you cannot rely entirely on on sub positioning and should more importantly take into account your enclosure, gear, and processing. My suggestion is to experiment positioning before you lock down on your design. Just want to share a couple of tech papers I have relied on in the past.


http://www.sound-better.net/Tech%20P...aper%20101.pdf

http://www.sound-better.net/Tech%20P...aper%20103.pdf


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