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Subwoofers in sealed boxes play "tight" bass, while ported boxes sound "boomy." Which type you need depends on the style of music you like and how you want it to sound.
A loaded subwoofer box is one of the easiest ways to add great bass to your audio system. In this article, you'll get advice on how to choose the best box for the bass sound you're looking for.
Helpful tips and step-by-step instructions for designing and building your own custom subwoofer box. We walk you through the math and the actual build in detail, so you'll know how to do it yourself.
This step-by-step guide will help you make sure that your amps and subs are evenly matched and work well together. We explain how to select one to go with the other.
What does the gain control do anyway? How should you set the low-pass filter? This article describes how to tune your amplifier so that your subwoofer sounds just the way you want it to.
All the information and links you'll need to plan, install, tune, and enjoy a subwoofer system in your car or truck.
The proper way to wire subwoofers depends on both the subs and the amplifier in your system. Here, we explain why the way you wire your sub affects the output.
Which subwoofer will sound the loudest? Or the deepest? Which hits harder: one 12" sub or two 10" subs? How much power do I need? These answers and more in our FAQ.
Our subwoofer shopping guide will help you determine which kind of subwoofer and bass system you need to get the sound you want.
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