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subwoofers by Geezy559 January 17, 2007
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Subwoofer Crawl
A technique used to find the perfect spot in your room for full-sounding bass.
This technique is created by Gene DellaSala, president and Founder/Owner of Audioholics (an online A/V magazine)
The technique involves placing the subwoofer in the spot where you usually sit when watching movies or listening to music, and turning on a fairly bass-heavy test track. Then, crawling around on the floor while listening to where the bass sounds the best. Switching spots with your subwoofer—it should sound about the same.
This technique is created by Gene DellaSala, president and Founder/Owner of Audioholics (an online A/V magazine)
The technique involves placing the subwoofer in the spot where you usually sit when watching movies or listening to music, and turning on a fairly bass-heavy test track. Then, crawling around on the floor while listening to where the bass sounds the best. Switching spots with your subwoofer—it should sound about the same.
Mark: I got my new sound system, but am confused where to place the subwoofer for the best sound.
Sami: Easy, do the subwoofer crawl and you will find out.
Sami: Easy, do the subwoofer crawl and you will find out.
Subwoofer Crawl by postscripter February 25, 2011
subwoofer
subwoofer
1. The best thing ever invented.
2. A speaker that varies in size usually from 8" to 32". The most popular size is 12". They are made to put out the low end of the audio spectrum. They make the low end a.k.a. bass more noticeable and louder and smoother. Playing them loudly is also known as subwoofing, and if your not careful about where you do it, it will make other people mad. Subwoofer's are a great way to attract someone's attention, but just keep in mind thats not always a good thing.
2. A speaker that varies in size usually from 8" to 32". The most popular size is 12". They are made to put out the low end of the audio spectrum. They make the low end a.k.a. bass more noticeable and louder and smoother. Playing them loudly is also known as subwoofing, and if your not careful about where you do it, it will make other people mad. Subwoofer's are a great way to attract someone's attention, but just keep in mind thats not always a good thing.
subwoofer
A Loud-speaker that has a sufficent rangde from 10 Hz to about 500 Hz. They can range in size from 4" to 34". They can range in price from $100 to over $2000. They can be used as part of a home theater system(usually the ".1" in the 5.1 or 9.1)
or they can be used for sound quality or SPL(Sound Pressure Level) Competitions. If
properly amplified with enough power, they can reach 177.0 Db!
or they can be used for sound quality or SPL(Sound Pressure Level) Competitions. If
properly amplified with enough power, they can reach 177.0 Db!
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