I have a 15" sub in a sealed box but the mounting hole is to small so I inverted the sub does this mean I have to reverse the positive and negative wire at the voice coils and at the amp
And if I do this will it make a difference if I reverse the wires or not and lets say ....I want my sub to fire at the trunk then do I have to turn the box around ?
No...but the hole needs to be the same size no matter what. If it doesn't fit the normal way, I wouldn't use it inverted either. Are you sure the sub's surround is not going to hit the edge when firing? Why not just sut the hole bigger?
"And if I do this will it make a difference if I reverse the wires or not and lets say ....I want my sub to fire at the trunk then do I have to turn the box around ?"
Alright I have the sub mounting hole adjusted but I am asking IF I INVERT THE SUB DO I HAVE TO REVERSE THE POSITIVE AND NEGATIVE WIRES AND WHAT DIFFERENCE WILL IT MAKE ?
DOES IT MATTER WHICH WAY I AIM A INVERTED SUB BECAUSE NOW THE MAGNET IS FACING THE REAR TRUNK SO DO I TURN THE BOX AROUND FOR THE SUB TO STILL BE REAR FIRING
BASICALLY IF I INVERT THE SUB DO I HAVE TO REVERSE THE DIRECTION OF THE BOX TO STILL BE REAR FIRING
DOES IT MATTER WHICH WAY I AIM A INVERTED SUB BECAUSE NOW THE MAGNET IS FACING THE REAR TRUNK SO DO I TURN THE BOX AROUND FOR THE SUB TO STILL BE REAR FIRING
BASICALLY IF I INVERT THE SUB DO I HAVE TO REVERSE THE DIRECTION OF THE BOX TO STILL BE REAR FIRING
