My Zimbio Car Speaker Modification: Subwoofer
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Alpine SWR-1242D 12" Type-R Series Subwoofer (4 Oh


Product Description
Alpine Type-R subwoofers are designed with HAMR Engineering to deliver tighter, accurate bass. A multi-stage Thermal Management System and Aluminum Airflow Motor Cover provide better airflow cooling for maximum performance, With the precision-crafted SWR-1242D (12", 4ohm + 4ohm), you'll be able to handle ground-pounding, long-lasting bass and complement any system for awesome sound quality. Add another dimension to the sound, and feel your music!

Alpine Type-R SWR-1042D - Car subwoofer driver - 500 Watt - 10"

Product Description
Alpine Type-R subwoofers are designed with HAMR Engineering to deliver tighter, accurate bass. A multi-stage Thermal Management System and Aluminum Airflow Motor Cover provide better airflow cooling for maximum performance.With the precision-crafted SWR-1042D (10", 4ohm + 4ohm), you'll be able to handle ground-pounding, long-lasting bass and complement any system for awesome sound quality. Add another dimension to the sound, and feel your music!

Dual BP1204 12-Inch 1100-Watt Illumination Bandpass Subwoofer

Technical Details

* Dual-chambered enclosure with two 12-inch Dual DS-Series subwoofers
* Blue illumination with plexiglass windows for creative, color-coordinated installations
* Nailed and glued MDF construction with added bracing and carpet covering
* Computer-tuned acoustic chamber to increase output efficiency
* One-year limited warranty

Infinity Basslink 200-Watt, Dual 10" Powered Subwoofer System (Black)

Product Description The BassLink line includes everything you need for great bass in your car, with no hassle. This system includes a round 10-inch woofer, a round 10-inch passive radiator and a 200-watt Class D amplifier, plus all the controls you need to integrate its sound with your existing system. It can be mounted vertically or horizontally for easy placement in any car.

Infinity Basslink 200-Watt Powered Subwoofer System (Black)

Designed to deliver low frequencies in virtually any car audio system, BassLink truly has universal appeal. Small in size but big in output, BassLink requires a mere .75 cubic feet of trunk space yet produces enough bass to wake up the neighborhood.

BassLink consists of a 10-inch subwoofer, 10-inch passive radiator and a 200-watt Class D amplifier housed in a rigid polymer enclosure, all carefully engineered to work together as a unique, integrated system. The extremely versatile BassLink accepts both speaker- and line-level inputs, and it provides an internal low-pass filter, proprietary signal processing and abundant amplification.

Kicker CompVR 07CVR124 12-Inch 4-Ohm DVC Subwoofer

The pedigreed CompVR is bred for success, getting its roots from the legendary KICKER Competition Subwoofer. The 2007 CompVR builds on this heritage with the highest levels of KICKER engineering prowess, from the motor's efficient top-plate design to the strong dual voice coils and overall motor structure. That allows the sub to handle more power and withstand more abuse. It also borrows premium KICKER Solo-Baric technology in its high-temperature wire, assuring absolute heat transfer without breakdown.

Boss Audio BASS600 8-Inch Low-Profile Amplified Subwoofer (Single)

The Perfect Amplified Sub
Amplified subwoofer systems make it easy to get great bass. These enclosures are precision designed and matched to the subwoofer for optimum bass response. Add a powerful built-in amplifier and you have a simple solution for adding booming lows to your system. And with a profile of under 3 inches, this unit will slide right under your seat.

Polk Audio db840DVC 8-Inch Dual Voice Coil Subwoofer (Single, Black)

Product Description
The Polk Audio db840DVC 8-inch dual voice coil subwoofer speaker is incredible sound at an affordable price. The polypropylene cone with rigid ABS dustcap stiffens the cone for greater mechanical stability and lower distortion. Marine Certified Polk db series speakers are built tough to withstand the toughest environments so they are perfect for use in boats of all types. That's why Correct Craft offers Polk Audio speakers in their award-winning Nautiques ski and wakeboarding boats. The db series subwoofers from Polk Audio are all about belting out deep, precise, stomach-shaking bass. The db Series Subs produce gutsy bass in sealed, ported and band pass enclosures. No matter how you like your bass, you get the tight, musical loud bass that db is known for.

Orion CO154S

15" Single 4 Ohm Cobalt Series Subwoofer
Power Handling:
Peak: 600 watts
RMS: 250 watts
Impedance: 4 Ohm
UV-treated paper cone woofer
Nitrile-butadiene rubber surround
Polypropylene dust cap
Custom stamped steel frame
Interlaced Conex spider
Stitched and looped tinsel leads
Rugged spring terminals up to 10-gauge
3-stage vented back plate
1.5" high temperature copper voice coil with Kapton former
Frequency response: 25-250 Hz
Sensitivity: 89.9 dB
1-year SonicElectronix.com warranty

Kicker CompVT 08CVT652 Shallow-Mount 6-1/2" Single 2 ohms CompVT Subwoofer CVT652 CVT65

Shallow-Mount 6 Single 2 ohms CompVT Subwoofer CVT652 CVT65Kicker CompVT 6.5" subwoofer was specially designed for “Livin’ Loud” in the harsh automotive environment. CompVT subwoofers are versatile and surpass the competition in a sealed box, but can also be mounted in free air applications and factory cutout locations. The small diameter of the CompVT 6.5" subwoofer makes it ideal for custom installations and space-limited applications.

Key Features:

* 6.5" Single 2 Ohms CompVT Shallow Series Subwoofer
* Power Handling:
o Peak: 300 watts
o RMS: 150 watts
* Impedance: Single 2 ohms
* Injection molded polypropylene cone woofer
* Ribbed santoprene rubber surround
* Spiralead™ tinsel-lead technology
* Spring-loaded binding posts
* Slender basket
* Shallow-mount
* Uniplate™ backplate and pole
* 360° Back bracing
* Perimeter venting specialized four-layer high-temp single 2 ohms voice coil
* Frequency response: 25-350 Hz
* Sensitivity: 85 dB

** CLOSEOUT ** Lightning Audio Strike S4.15.4 15" Single 4 ohms Subwoofer

Lightning Audio Strike S4.15.4 15 Single 4 ohms Subwoofer * 15" Single 4 Ohms Strike Series Subwoofer
* Power Handling:
o Peak: 900 watts
o RMS: 300 watts
* Impedance: Single 4 ohms
* Injection Molded Polypropylene Cone
* Butyl Rubber Surround
* Heavy Duty Chrome Plated Steel Basket
* Woven Tinsel Leads
* Dual Spiders
* 2" 4-Layer 4 ohm Voice Coil
* 80oz. Double-stacked magnet
* Sensitivity: 88 dB
* 1-year Sonic Electronix warranty

JVC CS-D300 500W Max, 12" Single 4 ohms Subwoofer with Hybrid Hi-Carbon cone

* 12" Single 4 ohms Subwoofer
* Power Handling:
o Peak: 500 watts
o RMS: 250 watts
* Hybrid hi-carbon cone woofer
* Rolled butyl rubber surround
* Dual-layer damper
* Dual speaker terminals
* Bass solidity enhancing color coating
* High rigidity duralumin voice coil
* Frequency response: 16 - 1,500 Hz
* 1-year Manufacturer's warranty

Boss CH12 Chaos Series 12" Subwoofer

# 12" Single 4 Ohms Chaos Series Subwoofer
# Power Handling:
* Peak: 500 watts
* RMS: 250 watts
# Impedance: Single 4 ohms
# Metallic Injection Cone
# 1.5" Aluminum 4 ohm voice coil
# 60oz. Magnet
# Frequency response: 25-3,000 Hz
# Sensitivity: 94 dB

Jensen JPW124 12" Single 4 ohms Power Series Subwoofer

# 12" Single 4 Ohms Power Series Subwoofer
# Power Handling:
* Peak: 850 watts
* RMS: 175 watts
# Impedance: Single 4 Ohms
# Polypropylene woofer cone
# Rubber woofer surround
# 2" Tweeter
# Rigid molded dustcap
# Stamped metal basket
# Terminal strip: 0.205/0.205
# Mid-Q design for medium to small boxes
# Black rubber trim ring
# 40oz. Ferrite magnet structure
# SPL: 90 Decibel
# Sensitivity: 89 dB

Absolute TUBE108 8" 4 ohms Bass Tube

* Absolute bass tube for louder bass
* 8" Enclosed woofer
* Power Handling:
o Peak: 400 Watts
o RMS: 200 Watts
* 30 oz Magnet
* 1-1/2" Aluminum voice coil
* 4 Ohms impedance
* Cool blue lighting
* Authorized Internet Dealer
* 1-year Manufacturer's warranty

Phoenix Gold Ryval V12S Single 4 ohms 12" Subwoofer (Rival)

* 12" Single 4 Ohms Ryval Series Subwoofer
* Power Handling:
o Peak: 600 watts
o RMS: 150 watts
* Impedance: Single 4 ohms
* Laminate-treated Paper Cone
* High Excursion Triple Layer UV-Treated Foam Surround
* Rigid powder coated steel frame
* Optimized magnet/motor structure
* Top-mount depth: 5"
* 1-year Sonic Electronix warranty
Subwoofer Specifications
Subwoofer Size 12"
Voice Coil(s) Single (1 voice coil)
Impedance (per voice coil) 4 ohms
Peak Power Handling 600 watts
RMS Power Handling 150 watts
Woofer Surround UV Treated Foam
Woofer Composition Laminate-treated Paper
Sealed Box Volume .5 - 1.7 cubic feet
Ported Box Volume 1.6 - 3 cubic feet
Sensitivity 88 dB
Frequency Response 25 - 250 Hz
Xmax (millimeters) 7.7 mm
Top Mount Depth 5.4"
Cutout Diameter 11"
Warranty 1-year Sonic Electronix
Warranty and Return Policy
Standard Warranty for Subwoofers
Review Summary
1 person rated the Phoenix Gold Ryval V12S and gave it a rating of 5 out of 5
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February 22, 2008 Expect great things...
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Review written by Brian from Wichita, KS
I have the previous Octane-R model of this sub and for the price you pay, Phoenix Gold will not disappoint. If you are looking for a low budget system that wont miss a beat I recommend any and all Phoenix Gold products.

Product Summary
Manufacturer: Phoenix Gold
Model number: V12S
UPC: 083713070317
Weight: 11.00 lbs
Internal SKU: pg-v12s
Internal Product ID: 9311

Power Acoustik PW1-12L 12" Dual 4 ohms PW1 Series Subwoofer

* 12" Dual 4 Ohms PW1 Series Subwoofer
* Power Handling:
o Peak: 800 watts
o RMS: 350 watts
* Impedance: Dual 4 ohms
* Polypropylene Injection Molded Dome Cone
* Rubber Surround
* 2" Aluminum Voice Coil
* 70oz. Magnet
* Sensitivity: 88 dB
* 1-year Manufacturer's warranty

Subwoofer Specifications
Subwoofer Size 12"
Voice Coil(s) Dual (2 voice coils)
Impedance (per voice coil) 4 ohms
Peak Power Handling 800 watts
RMS Power Handling 350 watts
Woofer Surround Rubber
Woofer Composition Injection Molded Polypropylene (IMPP)
Sealed Box Volume 1.41 cubic feet
Ported Box Volume 2.17 cubic feet
Sensitivity 88 dB
Frequency Response N/A
Xmax (millimeters) 6.35 mm
Top Mount Depth 4.8"
Cutout Diameter N/A
Warranty 1-year Manufacturer's
Warranty and Return Policy
Standard Warranty for Subwoofers
Review Summary
1 person rated the Power Acoustik PW1-12L and gave it a rating of 5 out of 5
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October 12, 2007 the best
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Value
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Review written by Robert from Grand Cane, LA
My friend has one of these subs and it is awesome. They are just right for his s10. They are perfect for the cost!

Product Summary
Manufacturer: Power Acoustik
Model number: PW1-12L
UPC: 709483022942
Weight: 10.00 lbs
Internal SKU: pw112l
Internal Product ID: 9178

RCA RC126W 600W Max, 12" Subwoofer

* 12" Dual 4 Ohms Subwoofer
* Power Handling:
o Peak: 600 watts
o RMS: 300 watts
* Impedance: Dual 4 ohms
* 41oz. Magnet structure
* Sensitivity: 86 dB
* No Warranty

Subwoofer Specifications
Subwoofer Size 12"
Voice Coil(s) Single (1 voice coil)
Impedance (per voice coil) 4 ohms
Peak Power Handling 600 watts
RMS Power Handling 300 watts
Woofer Surround Treated Foam
Woofer Composition Polypropylene
Sealed Box Volume 1.5 Cubic Feet
Ported Box Volume 2.25 Cubic Feet
Sensitivity 86 dB
Frequency Response N/A
Xmax (millimeters) 0.8 mm
Top Mount Depth 4.92"
Cutout Diameter 12.72"
Warranty 1-year Manufacturer's
Warranty and Return Policy
Standard Warranty for Subwoofers
Review Summary
Nobody rated the RCA RC126W yet
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Product Summary
Manufacturer: RCA Mobile
Model number: RC126W
UPC: 875561000086
Weight: 12.00 lbs
Internal SKU: rc126w
Internal Product ID: 8104

Hifonics HFi 12D4 12" Dual 4 ohms Subwoofer (HFi12D4)

* 12” Dual 4 Ohms HFi Series Subwoofer
* Power Handling:
o Peak: 600 watts
o RMS: 300 watts
* Impedance: Dual 4 ohms
* Injected Poly Light Rigid Cone
* 1” NBR Reinforced Rubber Surround
* Integrated One Piece Poly Cotton Spider
* Nickel Plated Push & Insert Speaker Terminals
* Dual 4 ohm High-Temp KSV Voice Coils
* Poly Light Dust Cap
* Heat Dispersing Ported Back Plate
* Ultra Ridged Chrome Stamped Steel Basket
* High Strength ABS Motor Cover
* Large Air Cooled Magnet Assembly
* Sensitivity: 88 dB
* 1-year Sonic Electronix warranty

Boss CH12 Chaos Series 12" Subwoofer

* 12" Single 4 Ohms Chaos Series Subwoofer
* Power Handling:
o Peak: 500 watts
o RMS: 250 watts
* Impedance: Single 4 ohms
* Metallic Injection Cone
* 1.5" Aluminum 4 ohm voice coil
* 60oz. Magnet
* Frequency response: 25-3,000 Hz
* Sensitivity: 94 dB
* 1-year Manufacturer's warranty

Customized car audio ideas

This a customed fiberglassed enclosure and it houses 8 JL Audio 15W0 Subwoofers. It is painted Medium Dark Pewter to match the interior. I'm also going to make a "Block Shaker" logo that's going on the enclosure behind plexiglass.
Lexus customized car audio










Honda Civic customized car audio
Nissan 240sx customized car audio

Car audio modification

Many people just spend too much and in some cases go into debt. What can make this particular situation worse is that people go into debt for a system they realize they do not even like. First, figure out how much money there is available to spend. Then decide how much of the car audio system needs to be replaced. At this point plan a budget - how much can you afford to spend? Therefore you can locate system components in your price range. Deciding what is most important in the car audio system and plan to spend more on the important items. Going over budget is the first and most common mistake car audio system buyers make.
Another thing to consider is how much of the car is going to need to be modified for your potential choices. For example, some speaker installation will require many modifications to be made to the car. Modifications will need to be made by a professional and therefore you will have to budget into the total cost of the car audio system parts as well as labor. Another car audio systems mistake is that the owner of the car does not think about the future. How long are you going to keep the car for? Will you sell the car with the new audio system or will you remove it before sale? Remember audio systems never increase the value of a car enough to balance
what was spent on the audio system in the first place. Also, if you plan on remove the system before you sell the car that could be problematic. Having a radio and an audio system are high priorities when people are searching for a new car to buy.

When and for what do you use the car for? If the car sees a lot of use as well as wear and tear, then buying higher quality components like the car speakers is a great idea. Understandably, if you are spending more time in your car then at home you want to make sure it is as comfortable and entertaining as possible. However, if the car is only used for weekly shopping, low end parts are more appropriate.
Another car audio system mistake people make is choosing a system, which is not appropriate for the type of music they listen too. This is probably the most important factor, which should influence the choice of the right car audio system. If the music that you enjoy is strong, bass beats then a high-end
power amplifier is needed. In addition, subwoofers would also be a good choice. However, if your music choice is at the opposite end of the music range then you will need a different audio system setup. For example, if you listen to classical music or trendy pop music, you will need to get a car audio that has a strong speaker system that offer even play of the sound spectrum.

Creatification Design Audio Car Subwofer

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia: What is car audio? Car audio is how we describe the sound system fitted in an car.

A regular car audio system refers to a manufacturer installed system. A custom car installation can involve anything from the upgrade of the radio to a total custom fit-out. Events are held where people compete for the loudest or most innovative systems.

The most common pieces of equipment are the radio/tape player/CD player/DVD Player called a Head unit, or a head deck. These components are likely to be upgraded with an after market product. Head unit technology has developed to include CD players with MP3, Ogg, WMA, AAC, and USB, Bluetooth and Wi-Fi support. Car audio systems can have line-in jacks and other equipment features like tape adaptors, and video touch screen that controlling; navigation, dvd movies, mp3 players, back up cameras, and other accessories......

Most modern cars have a CD player/ CD recorder, and and optional CD changer, which holds several CD's. Now the manufactures are offering DVD players and LCD screens. LCD screens are located and integrated into things that slide out and folds up, or the instrument panel and the DVD head unit. The screen might show video output for a navigation system, 3G cell phone or parking cameras.

Speakers are located in doors and rear shelves of a cars. High-end stereo systems often have speakers mounted in kick panels, to accommodate larger drivers and better controller placement. Before stereo radio was introduced, the most common speaker location was in the middle of the dashboard. High-end systems will have Component Speakers that have balanced tweeter, mid-range, and woofer settings. They are available in two speaker and three speaker combinations, and include an audio crossover to limit frequency ranges that the speakers must handle. This allows each cone to produce optimal frequency for maximum sound quality and volume. In addition subwoofers are provided for bass and sub bass, the lower the frequency the less the ear picks it up, but the vibration is more pronounced. Sub bass is omni-directional, meaning that the ear can't figure out where the sound is coming from.

Amplifiers

Amplifiers make power to drive the speakers. The amplifier is a very important component of a speaker system. It makes sure that the total power handling capacity of the speakers is adhered to. Amplifiers commonly come in two,four or six channels. Subwoofer amplifiers are mostly Mono Amplifiers. It is common that multiple channels are marked for the exclusive use in allowing for more than one channel to be used.

Capacitors

Capacitors are used to store energy for the amplifier. Capacitors are useful because they can reduce voltage loss to other components in a car. Large capacitors sometimes offset headlight and/or interior light dimming because of too little amp draw from the alternator. A capacitor is only good for an audio system trying to get too many amps from the electrical system. A capacitor doesn't provide more power, it just stores it. The alternator must have more than 20% amp power than the entire vehicle and sound system combined for a capacitor to be of benefit. About 0.5 farad of capacitance is needed for every 500 watts of power. A capacitor does not affect sound in any way. It is strictly for power conditioning.

Positioning of Subwoofer to Increase Your Car Audio System

If you want to get satisfaction for the subwoofer in your car, then one thing to note is that of placement. Here are tips to put your car subwoofer, in order to obtain maximum results.
First, adjust Depending on how hard you like your music it can be a curse or a blessing. Keeping the subwoofer in the trunk does not mean that the sound will be much quieter, as the material separating from the passenger car boot does not mean soundproofed and bass in the sound provided by a sub travel easy. It is important to remember that the cage should be appropriate as well. It is possible to get thin lines or small submarine that will minimize this problem, or a custom made bass box. If you’re struggling for space back there, then this may mean that you need to look into installing speakers elsewhere. It is more difficult to fit with a large subwoofer into other parts of your car, however, so if you are looking at 12 “subs or greater, then you may have to compromise on boot space. Volume damped by placing the subs in the boot.
If all that has been done and you think that the sound is interrupted, then you can make a small hole in the boot cover and disguise them with a thin material. This should allow the sound to come out more easily. Alternative position for your subs, if you believe that you do not want to put them in your boot, is to have them in the back seat passenger in the front windshield and rear – make sure they do not restrict your vision, which can be dangerous. This is a good position to dive smaller, like 8 “, and will give you great quality bass, although probably not going to make a shake road with power. In the end, it all depends on what you want out of your subwoofer.

Surround Your Sound


The first step to building a speaker box is to determine what size it needs to be. Your box should be just larger than your sound driver. Also you will need to pick a wood before you can begin production. Particle board is a good choice for this type of project because it is inexpensive and the sound interacts well with it.

Next cut a circle large enough for your driver. Mount the driver on the board by running screws through the holes on the edge of your driver. Cover theses with black speaker cloth, by stapling the cloth to the edges of the board. Make a hole on the back of the box so that you can run the wiring out. It is now time to put the rest of the box together.

It is a good idea to glue your box together and then add screws. This will make a sturdier box. Also before attaching the final panel, fill the box with insulation to help protect the sound. The more insulation use the more solid your sound will be. Polyfil makes a good choice for insulation and can be bought cheaply anywhere that sells craft supplies. Another good idea is to use a caulking agent on the edges. This will prevent sound escape. Your speakers are now ready to connect.

There are many ways to connect speakers. I feel the easiest is series mode. For this simply connect the red wire (positive) from the amplifier to the positive output on your speaker. Then connect the negative connection (this may be any one of an assortment of colors but the positive is always red) on that speaker to the positive connection on the next. Repeat this step until all speakers are connected. Connect the negative on the last speaker to the amplifier.

Building and installing a speaker box can be much easier than it seems. Go slowly and take it step by step. Soon you will find your done.

Car Audio Subwoofers

The definitive list of some of the best subwoofers around right now. As you may or may not know, subwoofers are in charge of playing the low frequencies of the sound spectrum. Therefore no matter what size subwoofer you have, it will fill that lower end that the midrange speakers can simply not produce. Due to their design and use, subwoofers are Omni-directional. This means that no matter which way they face you will still feel the force of the subwoofer, unlike midrange speakers for example, where you would not be able to gain benefit of all the detail and clarity they are able to produce if you are standing behind the actual speaker.



Through my experience with different subwoofers, I've found that subwoofers generally become more like tactile transducers as they get louder in essence, you end up feeling the bass more than being able to hear it. As a result, if you're someone that is going for sound quality over loudness, I would recommend using a smaller size subwoofer. Many audiophiles who concentrate on sound quality over sound pressure will choose a smaller size subwoofer as the cone area is much smaller, and as a result, a tighter bass is achieved and when married with a sealed enclosure, the end result will be a nice tight bass that will be precise and accurate while not attempting to crack your windows! However, those who prefer sound pressure will choose the biggest cone area they can fit in their car. Take for example Steve Meade; with regards to his subwoofer he was able to put 4 18 inch subwoofers. The result of these monster subs is that Steve is able to achieve a high SPL. It is apparent that Steve attempts to increase his sound quality by installing large midbass speakers as well as using high quality midrange and good quality tweeters, all manufactured by Rockford Fosgate.

For my system I was restricted for space, and that is what defined to an extent my choice of subwoofer. I needed to have amplifiers that would be as powerful as could be whilst being as small as possible while still trying to maintain a budget! As a result, I settled for the Alpine MRP-M500 and as you can probably tell from the name, the amp is capable of pushing out 500RMS at 2OHM. Sure you might be thinking there's plenty of choice with regards to a subwoofer but after running a 400 RMS Pioneer subwoofer in my previous system, I quickly learned that each sub sounds very different and although the Pioneer produce very good subwoofers, (my old Pioneer, now retired to my bedroom!) I found that they were not able to produce the sound I was after which is when I turned my eye to Kicker.

The Kicker L7, a subwoofer that has truly lived up to the reputation and hypes that goes along with it. Yes the first time someone told me they had an L7 as part of their setup I stared at them, blank faced and somewhat lost, but then they gave me a demo and WOW! Although it was not perfect for what I wanted it sounded great! Precise and Accurate as well and the best bit of it all, I found that if I gave it 500rms, although not reaching its potential, it would be more than happy.

For subwoofers, the enclosure is vital for the sub to perform to its best abilities. Although you'll see many subwoofer packages come with generic subwoofer boxes. While this is not an issue, it does somewhat hinder the performance of your sub. This is why I would recommend a custom made box. By their nature, custom boxes are much larger in size giving the subwoofer the air they require and many people choose to have a ported box, usually tuned to between 30 and 34 hertz. The benefit of this range of frequencies is that you're pretty much maximizing the output of the subwoofer without it becoming solely a transducer. For me, my box was tuned to 32Hz and the result was a sound that is pleasurable to hear as well as giving you the physical experience of moving air and I love it!

So in conclusion, subwoofers are just as important as any other speaker you have in your car if you want to enjoy the full spectrum of your sound, and after having a subwoofer in my car I can guarantee you all that I will, no matter what size, always have a subwoofer in my future cars!
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