DJ Subwoofers

DJ Subwoofers are built to assist the working DJ in improving the sound of their existing PA setup. When connected to a wider PA system, the subwoofer will share the load of the audio playback. This allows the other speakers to focus on the treble and middle signals present in the sound, DJ bass subwoofers then take on the bulk of the low-end sound, clarifying the overall balance of the system.

Buy DJ Subwoofer Speakers

Bass is fundamental to most music nowadays and the working DJ likely owns an extensive back catalogue of bass-heavy and rhythmic music to be used when the audience calls for it. The DJ subwoofer speakers in this range are usable in a variety of live event settings and they are built to withstand transportation between venues. The overall listening experience of an existing PA system is enhanced during the usage of DJ subwoofers.

The sub speakers themselves are fairly large in diameter, their sizeable nature forces the cabinet to be larger still. This does make the sub unit quite awkward to carry alone, while the subs have been fitted with handles to simplify transportation, and request assistance if needs be. There are full PA system kits that contain DJ subwoofers available elsewhere in the store for those seeking something more complete.

DJ Bass Subwoofer

DJ Bass subwoofers are available as both active or passive units, an active sub has a built-in amplifier and a passive sub needs a connection to an external power amp unit. Whichever route is chosen, DJs can experiment further with the lower frequencies in their music. Keep in mind that bass signals travel much further than middle or treble frequencies, so expect the speakers to be heard from a distance.

Bass in all music should always be used to compliment the treble and mid in the mix and if it begins to distort it means the speaker is reproducing the bass at a rate higher than the system capabilities. When this happens the bass levels should be rectified and decreased to better accentuate the upper register instruments. Instruments such as the snare drum and hi-hats should be well balanced from the lower elements of the kick drum, bass guitar or synth.

The separation and subsequent blending of the upper and lower frequency registers is the approach used by DJs to achieve a professional sounding final mix. As mentioned, each sub can be used alongside other compatible PA gear, there is a team of audio specialists ready to answer any questions you may have regarding sub-combinations. Give them a call during office hours for some friendly advice on any of the items available.