We are mixing up subbass and sub bass I think. I think the guy was using "subbass" as something like, not a bass note, and then used "sub bass" as bass for subs or something.
lol.. ah... I consider "sub bass" bass that wouldn't normally be in music... say, under 40Hz, kinda like, explosions in movies, and the rumble from certain sounds...
Well some songs do, but much lower than that and your getting subsonic. I hear ya though, I would prefer 8 6.5's to be pushing certain sounds over a sub, but for movies and stuff, subs are mostly just there for that pound your heart in effect.. I like to compare it to like the shaking of controllers in video games.
the 6.5's tuned to 40Hz will happily play most music, so, why turn on the sub amp?
Im sure it amazes him just as much that you cant read past the first page to find out everyone else under the sun told him that already.
Apparently not. Car audio is different from home, which is different from a concert hall, which is different from computer speakers... etc...
No I was just reminding him how stupid he sounds. Trying to talk like hes above us or something even though he still doesn't know what the hell is going on. Then saying its a lot different from Car Audio is a joke too.
lol... ah, yeah... nice sense of humour there...
Good christ you don't know what you're talking about.
Your subwoofer does not need to pick up that low at all. It will play easily up to around 100hz where it's popular to port speakers at. You should learn what you're talking about before trying to act like you know something.
At 40hz, the bass won't be coming from in front of you, or should I say that you won't be able to tell that it is. That sound spectrum is omnidirectional, which is why you can place a subwoofer in the corner and not know where the bass is coming from.
lol, you gotta be kidding me, right?
