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Gold Member Username: Dakangofkrunk16Boca Raton, Florida Post Number: 1715 Registered: May-07 | http://www.youtube.com/user/fritosaregood |
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Gold Member Username: Nd4spd18Philadelphia, PA Post Number: 9714 Registered: Jul-06 | lmao what a fail. that thing fails on so many levels. |
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Gold Member Username: Hittin1TEAM REVOLUTIONLake Charles... Post Number: 2419 Registered: May-07 | I would have fixed the Axis.. JMHO |
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Platinum Member Username: InsearchofbassPost Number: 11299 Registered: Jun-04 | Ive had a passive radiator setup and its just like porting a box. I would have fixed the axis too though. |
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Gold Member Username: BonhamdTraverse City, MI Post Number: 1723 Registered: Nov-07 | so is a PR setup basically an expensive port? and in this case a very expensive port? what are the pros and cons of PR? |
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Platinum Member Username: InsearchofbassPost Number: 11300 Registered: Jun-04 | It doesnt have to be expensive. In my case I found a blown 12. I believe one drawback is the passive radiator should be larger than the driver your using. The pro is you can retune a passive radiator to whatever you want by adding weight to the back of the cone somehow if you wanted which would change the tuning point. |
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Gold Member Username: Hittin1TEAM REVOLUTIONLake Charles... Post Number: 2422 Registered: May-07 | i've seen hot glue and lead weights(same ones used on alum wheels) used for PR setups. I have NO hands on experience with them, but the only REAL NICE PR setup I heard was extremely clean sounding with NO port noise(for obvious reasons)lol |
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Bronze Member Username: TedsprogzNunya, Florida US Post Number: 18 Registered: Aug-05 | boston acoustics has a PR for their 555cm squared sub. it has a removable cone with weights. |