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SUBWOOFERS

Subwoofers deliver the “low end” in a car audio system. In this lowest frequency range, you can often feel the pulse of the music. Whether you want to get loud, or just fill out the bass missing from your listening experience, the right subwoofer configuration can achieve it.  You can add a single or multiple subwoofers to your car's factory audio system for an immediate improvement in sound quality. To choose a subwoofer configuration, you'll first need to know your available amplifier power. Once you decide on subs, you'll need to build an enclosure designed for your available space and subwoofers. Additionally, a high-power system may require upgrading your vehicle’s charging system. SoundQubed subs are classified in "power bands" based on their RMS power handling rating. We currently offer the HDS2.1, HDS3.1, and HDX motor series. Subwoofers in the same motor series can handle the same amount of power.   If you're just starting out in car audio, you can get loud on a budget with a solid basic system design. For help with wiring your subwoofers, including downloadable diagrams, click here.

MIDS AND HIGHS

Woofers and tweeters cover the mids and highs of the frequency range, including the sounds of the human voice, and most recorded musical instruments. Woofers and tweeters work together to accurately deliver the richness and clarity of an audio source. A vehicle’s factory door speakers are often coaxial speakers. A coaxial speaker combines a mid-range driver and a tweeter into one speaker. Component speaker sets include a separate woofer, tweeter, and crossover creating a fuller, clearer sound. Because the tweeter is separate, you can install it where it will deliver sound more directly to the listener. Replacing stock speakers with component or coaxial speakers is a quick, affordable way to transform your car audio system. 

AMPLIFIERS

Amplifiers increase the power of an audio signal to drive speakers. In car audio, the amp's circuitry raises the head unit's signal, then sends power speakers. Monoblock amplifiers deliver power through a single channel. Often monoblock amplifiers drive subwoofers. "Strappable" monoblock amps can connect to combine power and drive the same speaker(s). Multi-channel amplifiers can send power through more than one channel. Sending the wrong amount of power to speakers can cause damage to your system. To avoid damage speakers or the amp itself, learn how to correctly set up an amp.

Accessories

Installing a car audio system requires more than amps and speakers. Accessories including RCA cables, fuse blocks, controls and wiring are necessary for performance. More importantly, using the wrong connections can be dangerous. Each amplifier will need the correct amplifier kit to connect it properly. The kit includes everything you'll need. Before ordering an amplifier kit, double check the wire gauge on the output connections on the amp you'll be installing.

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Package Bundles

Recone Kits

Recone kits are available for purchase online. The Kits come with a spider/voice coil assembly, cone with attached surround, and dustcap. They are fairly simple to install allowing you to build your once blown woofer back to good as new status. If you have any questions please give us a shout. 405-600-1936