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Message: <blockquote data-quote="sl0wm03" data-source="post: 1537085" data-attributes="member: 540485">With them inverted like you have, it's making your box that much larger.An example, lets say you have 1 sub that requires 2 ft cu.  You buy a box that is 2 ft cu, put it in correct with the cone facing out and the magnet inside the box.  Like that, your box isn't 2 cu ft because your sub is using space inside the box.  So really it's in like a 1.3 cu ft box.With them inverted you'll have the right space.Right now you'll probably notice a difference in sound quality and loudness if you switch them to normal.I do have mine inverted.</blockquote>