MM124 & Dual bandpass box
MrDHEJ
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I havn't gotton around to making a selaed box for my MM124, but i still have an old custom made dual bandpass box that was made for me back in 1992 for an orion xtr12, will the MM124 be ok in this box until i get the other one made? I would hate to damage the momo.
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I doubt it would damage the Momo but I wouldnt mess with the bandpass. They are a real pain to get dialed in right and will just plain sound like **** until they are right. If it worked for the Orion then it might not work for the Momo.
I would recommend a sealed box over any other type of enclosure anyway. You get tighter bass from a sealed and the sub can handle more power in a sealed.
Also you wont get many humps in your frequency response with a sealed.
Bottom line? Forget about the bandpass and go with the sealed. It may not be as loud but it will be a lot cleaner, tighter, faster and better than the bandpass.polkaudio sound quality competitor since 2005
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Yeah, i know a sealed is better for the M124, i just havn't had the time to make the box for it yet.
I went ahead and hooked it up today for **** N' giggles, it was great for the orion, but for what i want, it's not gonna cut it.
Tomorrow i'm gonna make just a simple sealed box for the M124 until i can get more time to make a proper steath box for it, plus i'm having a hard time finding carpent to match my truck.
