Keep your subwoofer shaking seats

The whole purpose of having a subwoofer and amplifier is to deliver the highest quality sound possible at high volume. To maintain the best effect from your audio system, it is important that you treat both your amplifier and subwoofer with care.

The most important and obvious thing to check is that you are not overloading your subwoofer. If the amp has higher RMS power than your subwoofer, then it can easily overload and break the subwoofer, so keep an eye on the volume carefully.

On the other hand, not having enough power to power your subwoofers can be just as dangerous to your speaker as producing ‘clipping’. When ‘clipping’ occurs, the sound waves in the clipping cannot reach the full volume that the speakers are capable of because the amplifier is running at full power. This can overheat and distort the speakers, which means the quality of your car’s audio system will drop considerably.

The best idea is to keep the RMS power of your car amplifier and the RMS power of your car subwoofer as close as possible. This minimizes the chance of damaging any of the parts and ensures you get the most out of your sound system.

The louder the volume, the more power you are supplying to your subwoofer. With this in mind, larger subwoofers need less power to reach the highest volume. Therefore, in some cases it may be better to get a larger sub to limit the chances of overloading.

Larger subwoofers deliver great quality to the lower notes, but one way to get high quality sound even on the higher notes is to pair larger woofers, say 18″ subwoofers, with smaller woofers. like an 8″ This can give a brilliant quality to the full range of music you are listening to.

It’s all about getting the best sound quality from your subwoofers and amplifiers.