My recommendation would be not to mix sealed and ported designs!
So It`s Ok To Mix and Match Ported and Sealed Subwoofers ??
I`m completely set on adding 2-4 more subs in addition to the one I have now.
Seemed the concensus was to either run ported or sealed not both.
In a music only system like mine the vast majority say to go sealed.
I now realize that the Original Swarm uses ported subs...somehow I missed that part, so there goes the sealed only for music idea !
Then, I see where in a room like mine I might be better off using a mix of ported AND sealed.
My room is about 20' x 17' with a slanted vaulted ceiling 12' at the peak.
There`s a hallway at the left corner on the front wall and another hallway on the back wall in the corner.
There`s a set of double doors to the left that open to a family room/kitchen area. . The double doors are open at the top so it`s not a sealed room.
So...IS IT ok to mix ported and sealed then ?
Steve
Seemed the concensus was to either run ported or sealed not both.
In a music only system like mine the vast majority say to go sealed.
I now realize that the Original Swarm uses ported subs...somehow I missed that part, so there goes the sealed only for music idea !
Then, I see where in a room like mine I might be better off using a mix of ported AND sealed.
My room is about 20' x 17' with a slanted vaulted ceiling 12' at the peak.
There`s a hallway at the left corner on the front wall and another hallway on the back wall in the corner.
There`s a set of double doors to the left that open to a family room/kitchen area. . The double doors are open at the top so it`s not a sealed room.
So...IS IT ok to mix ported and sealed then ?
Steve