How does a port work? Myths Busted! #subwoofer #port

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  @THE8K47 · 4 years ago

  I started a business a year ago building custom bass boxes with 0 prior knowledge but I studied your videos and utilized all the knowledge I took from them. Now I have a solid reputation for my boxes performing perfectly

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  @T_Ghost21 · 3 years ago

  Just wanted to find out what those tubes on my speaker do. This video got me more confused than when I started! 😂😂

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• GS

  @gsxroyce256 · 2 years ago

  May i suggest an idea for a future video? Would you make a video on how you learned all this? How you got started in audio. How you got involved/ inspired/ influenced/ interested/ esc. Schooling / collage on the subject if so. (You seem professionally educated on the subject) I think it would be cool to see how you got started and what you were interested in when starting out. And the difference on the equipment from them until now. And how that effected what you know / learned. Thanks 🙏🏼

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• LE

  @Lelandwilt · 4 months ago

  The old “bazooka tube” was proof of this concept. It was all-in-one though.

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• EA

  @easydiy_beginners · 4 years ago

  OMG 10 mins of non stop technical words, need hours to understand the basics of the port, wonderful explanation!! thanks for sharing the knowledge!!!

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• GA

  @garethfoulkes768 · 2 years ago

  Love the bass use to enclosures in the 90s on my metro

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• AN

  @AndyPanda9 · 1 year ago

  Excellent explanation of how ports work!

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• LI

  @lindsayshelton5345 · 5 months ago

  14.7:1 also happens to be a stoichiometric air fuel ratio in internal combustiom engine. Always wondered why that exact # but you answered why.

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• NU

  @nunyabusiness2127 · 3 years ago

  Great video!<br>You covered a ton of material in a very short period. &nbsp;I started studying the body of work by Theil &amp; Small in the early 1980s. &nbsp;I began plotting freq response charts and then building a lot of &quot;tuned&quot; boxes back then. &nbsp;Amazing how much speakers have changed since then. &nbsp;Would like to see you do a video on passive crossovers as well. &nbsp;Most folks do not understand a simple 6dB/octave let alone an 18 dB/octave x-over or when to use each.

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• CH

  @ChrisWard64658 · 2 years ago

  I learned a lot, &nbsp;thanks.

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• SL

  @slvice14 · 3 years ago

  Dude! This was so educational, I learned so much just now! Thanks for posting this.

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  @Draakie100 · 9 months ago

  I see a lot of people doing some amazing home build projects, but I hardly ever hear people talk about the material it is made of. I like tight sounds and the best speakers I have built....ever....were made of ultra dense concrete. Thank you for your uploads, and very best wishes to all.