is it possible to mount a 10" sub into a 12" box??

If you cut out a piece of MDF to mount over the hole, and then mount the 10" to that. The airspace should be of the correct volume for the speaker, also.

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well... is it ok ??

will it affect the quailty a lot?
how do i mount the MDF?? glue?

[ August 07, 2003, 11:08 PM: Message edited by: Ahdum2k ]

screws are always better than glue.

It shouldn't affect your performance a whole lot as long as you keep it airtight. Maybe a ring of silicone around the new MDF would help a little.

How big is the box? What is the sub you are putting into this box? Little more info would help.

[ August 07, 2003, 11:23 PM: Message edited by: JeepBeats ]

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the box is 15.5" X 15" X 13.5"

i'm deciding to put in the 10" infinity 1020W

or 12" Pioneer TS-W303C

which one is better?

[ August 08, 2003, 12:03 AM: Message edited by: Ahdum2k ]

http://manuals.harman.com/INF/CAR/Bo...s/REF1020w.pdf

Infinity recommends .75 sealed/1.75 cubic feet ported, your box is around 1.3 cubic feet. The Pioneer sealed would probably work well in that airspace.

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the pioneer suggest 1.5 cu sealed

so i assume that the pioneer fit better?
it's also 12", then i don't hv to mount MDF or sth

thx anyway

Yeah stuff some polyfill in there, you will be good to go, probably.

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