Car Subwoofers - How Do They Work?
By Bishara Hazboun

Car Subwoofers are widely used by car owners and fans. However, a lot of people don't know what a subwoofers are and what do they do? Car Subwoofers are loudspeakers intended to generate the lowest frequencies, or bass end of the audible sound range. Click here to continue.

Subwoofer Info: Learn About Car Audio Subwoofers
By Alan Bayer

Subwoofers. The bass. The loudness. The glory. The most obnoxious component in your system, and also, one of the most necessary. If you've read my article about speakers, you're up to speed. If you haven't (and don't know anything about speakers or subwoofers), read it here. Click here to continue.

Subwoofers - A Primer
By Chimezirim Chinecherem Odimba

So far, you must have looked at some of the basics with regards to choosing and installing your new car stereo. Now, you need to examine some of the more complex pieces that complete the car stereo experience. Click here to continue.

Make your Mazda Sing with Enclosed Subwoofers
By Mark Markham

Whether you're a fan of rock music, rap, country, blues, or even classical, the stereo system in your Mazda is a vital part of your listening experience. By owning a Mazda3, Mazda5 or even Mazda RX-8 you get the benefit of having a decent stock system built into the car. Click here to continue.

Adding A Subwoofer Will Make Your Sound System Better
By Dean Novosat

No matter what kind of music you like, or how softly or loudly you like to listen, subwoofers are a crucial part of your overall listening experience. Subwoofers are used to give your system depth and deliver complete sound. Subwoofers are designed to reproduce only the lowest frequencies in the music or movie sound track.

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The Bad, The Loud, And The Proud
By Tyler Brooker

I really like it when I see a car, looking terrible, old, rusted, and dirty, with the speakers just booming, and some young kid driving it. HAH! What a way to make my day. It is clear where some peoples priorities lie. Most of the younger crowd would rather have booming subwoofers, big crazy speakers, and grade A stereo decks, than a nice car. Click here to continue.

Building Your Car A Subwoofer Box
By Mark Clarkson

You can further the interior of your car’s capacity to produce much better music by getting it some subwoofers. Along with that, you do have to have some subwoofer boxes to go with that. You see, subwoofer boxes could be sealed, ported, or bandpass. And these three are just a few of the styles that these boxes could have. Click here to continue.

Intoduction to the Car Subwoofer
By Samantha Clark

A subwoofer is the part of the audio speaker system in a home or auto system that reproduces the bass frequencies. Small speakers which are typically part of a small system will usually reproduce frequencies as low as 40 HZ particularly when the decibels rise above 100. A cone subwoofer will reproduce the bass tones from about 20 HZ down to 200 HZ, the point where the sound is as much vibration as tone.

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What Is a Car Subwoofer?
By Richard Davies

Do you know what a car subwoofer is? Would you like to find out? In essence it is a speaker not in a box enclosure ( although they can and are often put in boxes ) with extra power running to it courtesy of an amplifier. The purpose of a car sub woofer is to deliver low frequency bass sounds in the music being played. Usually the octaves consistently delivered by sub woofers are missing from normal range car audio systems with speakers. Some music is specially created specifically for bass and are commonly known as bass tracks. Click here to continue.

What is a Subwoofer? Size, Material, and Surround (Foam? Rubber? Polypropylene?) - What to Look For
By Armand Jusuf

Introduction
Human hearing is capable of hearing 20-20000 Hz sound frequencies on a regular basis. This includes low frequency sounds such as drums and bass instruments, medium frequency sounds such as speech and guitar-type instruments, and high frequency sounds such as birds chirping and cymbals. Click here to continue.