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Subwoofer refers to either a woofer, or a complete loudspeaker dedicated to the reproduction of
bass audio frequencies, typically from 150 Hz down to 20 Hz.
powered subwoofers
In the case of a rotary woofer, it is
possible to reproduce frequencies down to 1 Hz.
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Ohayo, What Subwoofer In Your Country U Use?
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This spammer passed the checks :bad-words: ... However the way he posted the link is invalid. Note that posting link here is nearly useless because links posted into the site are visible only to registered users , not even the search boats can see them, so they are directed only to people of the site. :mmmh: Maybe Andreas is interested in this subwoofer something (however I can make a BURP lower than 1 hz :D )
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It seems to me the person is passing a bit of information.
A Sub Woofer is a large speaker that can produce a bass note down to 20 hertz. He is stating that a rotary speaker can play or go lower to make a sound although you can only feel it rather hearing it below 20 hertz. In most speaker cabinets that play music they have three speakers. A tweeter, midrange and woofer. They where known as a three way system to produce sound threw the audio spectrum. Then cam a Driver or speaker as you will known as a Sub Woofer to produce lower bass tones or notes. :D |
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