WATCH BEFORE YOU BUY | Which SUBWOOFER Should You Choose? - Sealed vs Ported Subwoofers

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I was a hater for sealed subs until I sealed a 4 inch soundbar subwoofer Lol😂, before seal (poor port design) 72 Hz Fs, After Seal response down to 44 Hz! Soothing bass
Comment from : TECH N DJ

What if you have a ported design with a bigger box and a powerful amplifier?
Comment from : Michael Ang

Great video, just one questionmore companies are using passive radiators instead of ports What are the pros & cons of these ?
Comment from : ravington666

why does nobody remind people that when you go below about 100 Hz, the ientire room/i becomes a speaker enclosure and it is more beneficial and cost effective to spend money on acoustically treating the listening room instead of buying a better and more expensive sub? 😢
Comment from : George Tsiros

? You dont like the sound of a ported sub than shove a dirty sock in the port hole! If you are sealed and want to switch to ported thanscrewed!
Comment from : oopsorry

can i close the hole in ported sub with passive radiator?
Comment from : LSG

I'd go passive radiator before sealed for in home use It's the best of both worlds and in my opinion its best for games movies and low listening volumes In vehicles Port all the way I had a sealed sub and though it was accurate it didn't hit the way I'd like it to unless I had 2 and I'm more of a 1 sub guy so I want the best output from the one sub and save space But bottom line if I couldn't do a ported sub id go passive radiator route next and skip sealed because it's basically the same thing in the end anyway just in all way to my better than the sealed in every way Port has its own advantages over the radiator I feel the radiator is the sealed box's 2nd form lol but of course the radiator its probable the most expensive route so there is that to take into account
Comment from : Eder

Subwoofer can only go solo said Han
Comment from : StarDuster

The only sub worth buying is the RCF SUB 9007-AS, not these shit toys 😎
Comment from : John Doe

What about subs with a passive radiator?? Is that essentially a port with a flex covering?
Comment from : rick cary

Yes, but what about transmission line subwoofers , complexity aside ?
Comment from : Robert Thurston

That's all fine and dandy Except for a lot of artist, country and rock included in metal, not just rap, produce lowe's twenty heart frequencies
Comment from : Anthony Oliver

Some speakers are made fore sealed boxes, some speakers its fore ported boxes, and there its the biggest difrent of whay there its so, brbrAnd another thing , its the difrent of active and passive subwoofer boxes its the amplifier not livning so long like the speaker do of a Aktive subwoofer do, thats the passive subwoofer its a better Alternative here
Comment from : TheUltimate65

Sealed is better, if you ask mebrI do not like bass on ported speakers To undefined
Comment from : Tehno Elektronik Loznica

Does that mean we have to choose sealed type for indoors?
Comment from : Dexter Pagurayan

So sealed subs created the deepest bass?
Comment from : MohondhaY

I have developed rumbling in my sub8 that is constantly on even when not playing any audio Can't seem to find anything about it online The only way to stop it is to turn it off Any ideas?
Comment from : toneboat923

Really usefull information Thanks
Comment from : Iván De León

I own a Genelec subwoofer with Laminar Spiral Enclosure bass reflex cabinet It provides excellent laminar flow characteristics with minimal turbulence noise and allows for a long reflex tube into a small space It sounds amazing, no chuffing, and is perfectly clear no matter how loud
Comment from : Andy Nonimuss