Subwoofer: The Heartbeat of Low Frequency Sound

The subwoofers of this category are optimized to work well with the acoustics of homes and offices. For subwoofers tailored to indoor use, keeping the volume of the bass output under control due to the characteristics of the room is imperative. A small room can be adequately serviced by a compact subwoofer which contains a driver of around 6 to 8 inches, since it can provide adequate bass without overwhelming the room. However, for other indoor spaces such as open-plan living rooms, there may be a need to get a more powerful subwoofer. This category of subwoofer also works best if the noise that it produces while working is low since they will likely disturb other people within earshot. Dipole and Monopole technologies are adopted in the design of sub indoor woofers to control vibrations and resonance, maintaining undistorted sluggish bass beyond the distortion point and proper sounds from mid and high pitch speakers.