Has anyone use AP mat on their sub with any good results?

 

First of all, why would you do that, and 2nd........Daat 52 is a front wheel drive wheel. The SC430 is RWD. Do I smell fish?

 

I feel the JL sub I am using could use more control.

 

I would use a little more fiber fill in the box......less expensive and does the same thing. Oh and what is up with your wheels?

 

The sub is in a infinite baffle mount in the OEM location. I believe you probably saw that on the Daat website they list every car wheel as FWD and every truck wheel as RWD. This is why Daat list them that way qoute" It is a wheel terminology that been used in reference to offset in applications for years."unqoute

 

Those are PITA to do. I would just use a sealed/ported box instead. Although you save a lot of space with AP, you will also loose a lot of output.

 

cant really do box in sc430

 

FYI anyone with similar situation.

An AP mat would work however they are a bit hard to tune. The W0 works
better in a small sealed box than in a Free Air set up however an AP mat
should help out with this.


Regards,

Jason Sayen
Area Technical Director
JL Audio
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