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  1. I have a 12" Pioneer running on a Pioneer amp. The sub is in a sealed box and sounds pretty good. Is there much of a difference in sound from a ported box to a sealed box? Most home audio systems have ported speakers and seem pretty smooth with bass. Does it make much of a difference in car audio?

    found this in yahoo answers

    Sealed Enclosures

    Straightforward in design, the sealed box is nothing more than an airtight enclosure whose purpose is to enhance speaker performance. When a woofer is installed in one, the sound waves that emanate from the front of the speaker cone are separated from the rear-firing waves. This improves bass response, since opposing waves can cancel each other out when they aren't isolated. Superb damping, good power-handling capability, and simplicity of construction make the sealed-box enclosure an ideal candidate for a variety of installations. A sealed enclosure will be the smallest (for a given response shape) and will have good low frequency extension but may not have the best low frequency extension. If space is limited, this may be your best choice.

    Vented Enclosures

    Vented enclosures – also known as ported or bass-reflex systems – are more complex than sealed boxes, but the extra construction work required to install a vent has its rewards. Vented boxes are more efficient than their sealed counterparts, since they channel sound waves from the front and rear of the cone into the listening environment. Other virtues of the vented design include better reproduction of low bass, a reasonably flat response curve, and low distortion – provided the box is properly constructed. A vented enclosure will generally have a better low frequency extension for a given response shape (alignment) but would require a larger enclosure. If you made the enclosure as small as the sealed enclosure but ported it to gain the low frequency response, the output would deviate from the desired flat response.

    so in short...

    sealed box = simpler to make, good space saver

    ported box = harder to construct, might sound better, but requires larger space to get the sound you want.

  2. might have to ask toyota that question...

    i always thought it was a spare key that just lacked the remote buttons.

    when i bought my corolla the guy thought the grey key was for unlocking the glove box... but there isnt a lock on it?

    found this on yahoo answers:

    Question What is the difference between a valet key and master key?

    Best Answer - Chosen by Asker

    Master key can open doors, trunk (inside or outside of car) start your car open the glove compartment etc! The valet key is mainly used for Valet to park your car, it can start your car up & lock it thats it! It cannot open glove compartments maynot open the trunk. Never give your master key even to the mechanics.

  3. i found this business in my local smartsaver newspaper today.. (www.smartsaver.com.au)

    hopefully itll come in handy and it wont cost an arm and a leg

    "AUTOMOTIVE LOCK EXPERTS

    nissan, TOYOTA, holden, ford, mitsubishi, honda, suzuki etc.

    A lost computer key can cost up to 1000 to reprogram.

    keys kut

    locks repaired

    safe locks

    car locks and keys

    master key systems

    car locks recoded

    dead locks

    window locks

    "THE CLEVER ONE HAD A SPARE KEY CUT FOR VERY LITTLE"

    lock out service after hours - we come to you

    the original blacktown locksmith

    ESt. 1972

    J.LOCKSMITH P/L

    UNIT 8, 8 FORGE ST. BLACKTOWN

    9621 4318"

  4. there are a few mystery corollas lurking round plumpton shops...

    hate going there now witht he construction.. when i try 2 get onto hyatts road when leaving i 4get that the plastic barriers are blocking the way so i gotta turn round to the mcdonalds side and go home that way..

  5. i guess you can say thats my car in a nutshell.. or in an avatar anyway :P

    just dont look at it too long after eating.. its made me dizzy watching it go

    damn distractions i should be doing my essay due monday

  6. mabuhay :P

    sorry man thats all the tagalog i can speak! (im in sydney, but my family is from visayas area) welcome to TOCAU!

    are you asking us to find the parts here in australia?

    Ill keep a look out, but my guess is that you can find the switches you are looking for in ebay.

    another place is http://www.ozeparts.com.au/ - youll probebly find the parts you are looking for under 1998-1998 AE112, since im not 100% sure if we have AE111? it looks the same front as your car.

    im guessing its a sedan right? we have both sedan and hatch here, but i think the ozeparts website only lists the hatch.

    Ive found the parts in philippines are a lot cheaper when you convert it to pesos. Unless you have a good job and a credit card i wouldnt bother ordering parts from overseas if i was living in phils.

    good luck man.

    jase

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