Make bass more "feelable"
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Silver Member Username: Langless28Post Number: 105 Registered: Dec-04 | is their any way to make a sub make sounds that you feel more than you hear (my car had a sub in the trunk and almost all the sound was felt not heard. now i have a cherokee and thier is no seats or anything that the sub has to go throught so i hear the bass alot now cept for the real low notes. |
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Silver Member Username: GoonPost Number: 153 Registered: Feb-05 | i'm not sure, but i think this where something like dynamat would come in. it would help to stop the car from vibrating as much, so you hear it clearer. so you wouldnt feel the entire car rattling. just a thought. goon |
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Silver Member Username: Langless28Post Number: 106 Registered: Dec-04 | na see i do have ynamat and my car doesnt rattle at all and i like to feel the bass in my spine and seat. thats what i want to dupilicate the sound as if it was in a trunk |
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Anonymous | Its probably because of all the open space like you said it doesnt have to travel through anything therefor you hear it more. |
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Silver Member Username: Langless28Post Number: 107 Registered: Dec-04 | is their any way around that? |
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HTS Unregistered guest | Maybe u can try setting the LPF for the sub lower like 40-50hz. Raise the vol. level so that ur amping the low bass region where u feel it more.. |
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Silver Member Username: LbecknerTulsa, Ok Usa Post Number: 328 Registered: Oct-04 | Which way are your subs facing? They should be facing the rear so the sound can reflect from the back. |
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Gold Member Username: InvainMichigan United States Post Number: 2151 Registered: Aug-04 | Only real way your gonna feel the bass more is to get better subs and up your db readings. Other than that, personally I think lower frequency's are a lot easier to feel, and feel verrrrry good btw. |
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Silver Member Username: Nnnnick_bNc Usa Post Number: 337 Registered: Jan-05 | Sometimes i lye on my roof and run 30 htz tones through my system. Its like a big back massage. |
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subdubmicromachine Unregistered guest | i second dat..  |
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Gold Member Username: Jonathan_fGA USA Post Number: 3794 Registered: May-04 | Like recommended above, lowering the crossover frequency and increasing the low end performance of the subwoofer will add "feel" and you don't hear lower frequencies as much as you do upper bass frequencies. If you port it and tune in the 20s, you'll get a powerful low end. Just make sure your midbasses can handle the transition region without distortion. |
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Bronze Member Username: MixneffectOrangevale, Ca. USA Post Number: 72 Registered: Apr-05 | They are called bass shakers.  www.aurasound.com Install one of these bad boys under your car seat. I think you will get your fill. |
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Bronze Member Username: LowdoseSt. Louis, Mo Post Number: 26 Registered: Apr-05 | Ohhh I want one! |
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Silver Member Username: 54danny54Post Number: 238 Registered: Nov-04 | mixneffect i was just gettin ready 2 say that...they require low wattage and there awsome |
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Gold Member Username: James1115Wilton, Ct Post Number: 2661 Registered: Dec-04 | thats exactly what I was thinking the whole time while reading this post! lol good call Mix |
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subdubmicromachine Unregistered guest | How do these actually work? Do they just vibrate or are they like subs? |
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Bronze Member Username: MixneffectOrangevale, Ca. USA Post Number: 76 Registered: Apr-05 | just vibrate |
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