Why Have A Car Sub Woofer
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Why Have a Car Subwoofer?
Introduction
Curious about why you should add a subwoofer to your car audio system? First, let's understand what a subwoofer is. Essentially, it's a speaker powered by an amplifier that focuses on low-frequency sounds, or bass. Subwoofers generate deep tones that standard car systems often miss, making them popular in the streetcar-tuning scene and among enthusiasts of In-Car Entertainment (I.C.E) systems. There's even a genre of music designed to push subwoofers to their limits, known as bass tracks.
Types of Car Subwoofers
Car subwoofers come in two main types: passive and powered.
- Passive Subwoofers: These rely on the car's head unit for power.
- Powered Subwoofers: These have an independent power source, usually connected directly to the car's battery.
Subwoofers are typically mounted in boxes and placed in a car's trunk, on the parcel shelf, or under the rear window. They range in size from 6.5 inches to a whopping 60 inches for monster subwoofers. Although subwoofers are somewhat of a luxury, various options are available at different price points, so consider investing in the best you can afford.
Typical Car Subwoofer Setup
Car subwoofers are generally encased in an MDF box or tubes, known as bass tubes. They connect to a single-channel amplifier with a low crossover to deliver those rich bass tones. Due to their power demands, independent amplification is crucial, as standard audio equipment won't suffice. Be aware that subwoofers can occupy significant space in your vehicle. However, innovative designs now allow subwoofers to be installed in unused spaces, using specialty pods available for most popular car models.
Choosing Your Subwoofer
For a high-end I.C.E setup, a car subwoofer is essential. It’s advisable to prioritize quality over price, although you can often find great deals online. Consider browsing the internet and online auction sites for bargains.
Conclusion
Including a subwoofer in your car audio system enhances your listening experience by delivering the deep bass notes that standard systems can't reproduce. Whether you're into high-performance audio setups or just want to enjoy better sound, a subwoofer can make a significant difference.
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