bass boost

[brumbyyboyy]

hey only knew to this forum site, and amatuer at electronics, and not sure if there is any other threads on this topic.. sorry if ther is...

anyway i have a 10" woofer and amp all in one box setup and i was lookin for more bass from it, could i add or make a bass boost setup to the amp.. or is there a difference between a 10"woofer and 10" sub which means the sub gives me more bass, whats the difference?

heres some pictures if it helps..View attachment 26517923View attachment 26517924View attachment 26517925

kind regards

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[DarkScorpion 10+ year member]

No, there is nothing you can simply "add" to that to make it any better. You'd be wasting your time and effort.

Before you start flamed, here's a quick lesson in loudspeaker terminology. The word woofer in a casual sense usually refers to a speaker that's playing in the lower frequency range, such as 80-1000hz - a speaker playing in this range is mostly called a midbass (no longer just "woofer"). A subwoofer is a speaker that's playing frequencies lower than what a woofer (midbass) would be playing; usually 80hz and lower (subbass frequencies). In this sense, the two have completely different purposes, and shouldn't be used interchangeably. A midbass and a subwoofer can come in any range of sizes, so do not let this fool you into thinking they are easily interchangeable. However, a midbass CAN play into the subbass region, and vice versa, but like previously said, each prefers to play in its target range.

 

[supermaxx123 10+ year member]

I whole seperate set-up for a subwoofer would be better.

 

[misfit138 5,000+ posts]

Man, that thing looks awful...

 

[05fronty 5,000+ posts]

hmm