Can I place this subwoofer in an enclosed cabinet? null

You can but I wouldn’t. I set mine between my love seat and stereo system. Really it’s small enough to be inconspicuous

I’ve done that before and it’s been just fine. I guess the only consideration would be if the cabinet is solid and not wobbly. Also note that the performance isn’t as good as if it’s in the open, but for my needs it’s been just fine.

No, it needs to be on the floor with at least 10 feet of space between the sub and any objects, being as it’s downward firing and needs room to produce frequencies accurately

I would believe you can. I don’t feel any heat coming off this speaker. This is a fantastic sub

Sure, mine in one of the cabinets of the entertainment center. If the volume is set too high the glass rattles a bit.

You could but not advisable. The bass response will be trapped inside the cabinet and will not distribute throughout the room. Even if you open the cabinet doors the sound effect will be distorted. The nice thing about this particular sub-woofer is its size. Many are much larger.

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You can but I wouldn’t. I set mine between my love seat and stereo system. Really it’s small enough to be inconspicuous
Answered by Whitneyhill 1 year ago
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I’ve done that before and it’s been just fine. I guess the only consideration would be if the cabinet is solid and not wobbly. Also note that the performance isn’t as good as if it’s in the open, but for my needs it’s been just fine.
Answered by Grant 2 years ago
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Yes
Answered by HaroldC 1 year ago
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No, it needs to be on the floor with at least 10 feet of space between the sub and any objects, being as it’s downward firing and needs room to produce frequencies accurately
Answered by Maxdoubibi 1 year ago
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I would believe you can. I don’t feel any heat coming off this speaker. This is a fantastic sub
Answered by Anonymous 2 years ago
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Sure, mine in one of the cabinets of the entertainment center. If the volume is set too high the glass rattles a bit.
Answered by MichaelN 2 years ago
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You could but not advisable. The bass response will be trapped inside the cabinet and will not distribute throughout the room. Even if you open the cabinet doors the sound effect will be distorted. The nice thing about this particular sub-woofer is its size. Many are much larger.
Answered by Brian 2 years ago
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