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The magazine for producers, engineers & recording musicians | 12 March 2010


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10MM148 - Subwoofers

If bass is lacking in your studio, it might be time to invest in a subwoofer. Mark Cousins goes below the surface...


The sensation of earthshaking bass blasting from a monitoring or PA system is an experience few people fail to enjoy. However, it is this all important subsonic frequency area – below 80Hz, to be more precise – that many smaller nearfield monitors struggle to deliver with any great accuracy.

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This feature first appeared in Music Tech Magazine issue 72
Filed under Home, Ten Minute Masters, Features

 

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