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| 6.4 Electronics Discussion TV's, Radios, everything electric and NON-Performance. |
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Poly Fill For Stock Sub????
I use to have a Ford Raptor back when they first came out, got over it pretty quick, and put my happy azz back into Powerstroke, but I still check in to see whats going on Raptor forums from time to time. Anyway came across a guy claiming to "get more" out of his factory sub by stuffing it with poly fill, same stuff you'd find in stuffed animals.......any else try this???
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I always tune to My liking with poly ,, no harm no foul that is for sure it can always be removed or added to
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Gonna try it out, either tonight or tomorrow, let ya'll know how it turns out
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it makes the speaker think its in a bigger box
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It reduces the standing waves inside the box, which effectively reduce the sound profile of the box. The poly is a great addition and it does make the sound "bigger" and more complete.
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And it makes your teddy bear snugly
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I always add poly-fill to my boxes. You can get it pretty cheap at wal-mart; they call it pillow stuffing or something to that effect in the craft section. There was a comparo on the12volt.com between the name brand poly-fill and the wal-mart pillow stuffing, and there was no difference between the two.
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so, does it make deeper bass? or what? how much do you know to add?
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it's fun to try
add a little at first but make sure it doesn't get into the speaker movement it can adjust the performance to your liking or you just take it out |
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