Race a Bass
Usually, Cars are fitted with normal speakers that reproduce limited sound frequencies that are inadequate for those who are fond of listening heart touching naat, qawali, or songs. You’ll not get deep and punchy bass as a dedicated subwoofer. Sub-woofers are specifically designed to reproduce low frequencies. If you are a bass lover then you must include a subwoofer in your car’s stereo system. There are numerous brands and sizes of subwoofers are available in the market as Alpine, Alto Professional, Electro-Voice, Infinity, JBL, JL Audio, Kenwood, Kicker, Klipsch, MTX, Pioneer, Polk Audio, QSC, Rockford, Yamaha, and many more brands.
You must know their types before buying sub-woofers. Car sub-woofers vary in terms of design and place location in your car. Regardless of their design and place all are built to reproduce low frequencies. Although each type of car subwoofer is ideal for installation in a specific location of your car. Your budget and space in the car select your sub-woofer system. Here are 3 types of sub-woofers by design and size:
Bass Tubes:
These subwoofers are enclosed in a tube called base tube woofers. It allows you to add bass to your vehicle’s audio system. This option wouldn’t deliver incredible loudness or high quality but it’s a quick and easy solution to upgrade your car audio system.
Self-Amplified Bass Solutions:
The self-amplified bass solution is the 2nd type of vehicle subwoofer built into an enclosure powered by an amplifier. This option add-up unbelievable powerful sound to your vehicle audio system. Its compact design saves the maximum amount of space in your vehicle.
Standard Subwoofer Speakers:
Subwoofers are also made individually as a complete audio system for vehicles that satisfy the exact needs of audio enthusiasts. These audio systems come in different sizes, shapes, and power handling that delivers very loud and highly detailed bass notes.
If you are in the market to purchase a car subwoofer, there are great deals on alternatives. Instead of staggering yourself, start by taking a look at these types. Now here we are introducing you top 10 vigorous subwoofers for your car.
1- Alpine SWG 1244 Subwoofer
a. Size: 12” x 11.1” x 6.7”
b. 250W RMS, 800W Peak
c. Frequency Response: 28Hz – 1kHz
d. Sensitivity: 89.8dB/W (1m)
e. 4.0 ohms
2- Infinity Reference 9633IX Car Speakers
a. Size: 6″ x 9″ 3-way
b. 100W RMS, 300W peak
c. Sensitivity: 94dB
d. Frequency Response: 46Hz – 30kHz
e. 3.0 ohms
3- JBL GTO609C Car Speaker System
a. Size: 6.5″ 2-way
b. 200W RMS, 270W peak
c. Sensitivity: 92dB
d. Frequency Response: 67Hz – 21kHz
e. 3.0 ohms
4- KICKER 43CWR124 Car Audio Stereo Subwoofer
a. Size: 12”x5”
b. Amplifier Power: 500-1000 watts
c. Sensitivity: 86.9 dB
d. 46Hz – 30kHz
e. 4.0 ohms
5- Kenwood P-XRW122DB Oversized Subwoofer
a. Size: 9″(H) x 16″(W) x 22″(L)
b. 400W RMS, 2000W Peak
c. Sensitivity: 86.9 dB
d. Frequency Response: 31Hz-300Hz
e. 2.0 ohms
6- Pioneer TS-WX1010A Active Subwoofer
a. Size: 10″
b. 300W RMS, 1100W Peak
c. Sensitivity: 112 dB
d. Frequency Response: 40Hz to 100Hz
e. 5.0 ohms
7- JL Audio 12W7AE3 Subwoofer
a. Size: 12″
b. 400W RMS, 1000W Peak
c. Sensitivity: 112 dB
d. Frequency Response: 18Hz to 200Hz
e. 3.0 ohms
8- Electro-Voice EKX-18SP Subwoofer
a. Size: 12″
b. 400W RMS, 1300W Peak
c. Sensitivity: 134 dB
d. Frequency Response: 35Hz to 180Hz
e. 3.0 ohms
9- Yamaha NS-SW100 Cone Subwoofer
a. Size: 10″
b. 50W RMS, 100W Peak
c. Sensitivity: 30 dB
d. Frequency Response: 25Hz to 180Hz
e. 5.0 ohms
10- Rockford Fosgate P3D4-12 Punch P3 DVC Subwoofer
a. Size: 12″
b. 600W RMS, 1200W Peak
c. Sensitivity: 85 dB
d. Frequency Response: 25Hz to 180Hz
e. 4.0 ohms
