Shopping for Subwoofers - Why You Should Stop Buying Subs Based on Peak SPL
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ก.ย. 2024
- Presented by David Lee of BASSBOSS, this video explains to DJs the variety of crucial factors that go into making a good subwoofer-system purchase. Topics include: How to understand your needs, as it relates to sound, transportation and price; Which genres most require subwoofers & why; The choice of Low Vs. Loud; Why continuous power is more important than peak power with subwoofers; Why you want a flat frequency response; How to fill the space with bass; and How to plan for your use-case scenario and avoid companies selling “magic specs.”
About BASSBOSS President & Designer David Lee
David Lee has been building, tweaking, and perfecting loudspeaker designs for over 20 years. From selling high-end home audio as a teenager to designing epic products for committed professionals some 30 years later, David has dedicated his entire career to the pursuit of intense and pure audio enjoyment. His focus on creating pristine, physical sound supplied by practical products powers the BASSBOSS design philosophy.
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I must say, here is the beauty of why I love this guy and his products, you notice everything he is saying is raw on the spot, no card reading. Real deal info
True subwoofer wisdom
This is great, David. It all makes sense, showing that you really know your stuff!!!🙂
I love your vids on this platform. Little side note here... wondering what up with the interesting looking speaker to yo u r right?
It's a new line of monitors we'll be releasing soon. Stay tuned!
@@BASSBOSSBASS oh, wow!
@@BASSBOSSBASShey i'm checking out this video one year later. i don't see those new speakers on your website. have y'all released them yet? also, i noticed the tweeter looks like a dayton planar horn driver. is that correct? i used the same horn when i made my 3-way pa speakers
FFS man....Wow, delete this video and re do the audio, did you even listen to this yourself!??? On your own hifi???LOL Wowzah, it kills the ability to hear what great content you put up here.
You deaf ? The audio is absolutely fine.
The audio is fine here.
This is also why I cant stand flyers for shows that advertise the amount of watts of the system in use. Sometimes you think they were counting all the lightbulbs in the venue too!
So true ill say 90% of people go for max watts, they all belive that more watts the louder they will sound or the bigger the louder they will sound.
how about efficiency?
Here's a blog post by David Lee regarding loudspeaker efficiency. Hope you enjoy it! www.bassboss.com/blog/loudspeaker-efficiency/
@@BASSBOSSBASS great article...👍👍
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Bassboss Makara
Which one delivers deeper bass?
Absolutely amazing presentation and information, David. Thank you!
He’s really got it.
Great insight. I'm a bass freak but in my opinion a PA set up doesn't really need anything below 40Hz because its the punch that gets the audience hyped up and nobody really notices that your subs are playing below 40Hz. Plus playing lower saps lots of power from your amp and stresses the drivers. I'll take a loud thump over playing low in a PA setup any day.
So you’d prefer the sound of the one-note, 70Hz wonder from a Yorkville ES18P over the balanced, low-hitting, yet powerful BassBoss SSP118 MKII?
@@gaffle-411 Not what I am saying. If I had a choice I will always pick the sub with balanced sound and hits all the notes and I want to hear everything down to the lowest frequency possible. However, I noticed that for most people a good thump is just fine especially when you have a hyped up crowd and you really want to crank things up.
@@stanleyishmaelbrown8704I know what you mean
Bass God. Everything you need to know is in this video. He said everything true and sincere! Don't look online - listen to this man!!!
I love BASSBOSS rigs. They are very impressive for DJ speakers
Great info