Through the frequency response adjustment of Active subwoofer, the bass effect can be adjusted according to the characteristics of different music types to meet different playback needs. Here are some common frequency response adjustment methods:
Bass frequency adjustment: Active subwoofer usually has a bass frequency adjustment function, which can adjust the frequency range of the bass. For pop music and electronic music with more heavy bass, the low-frequency response can be increased appropriately; while for music that requires more balanced sound quality, such as classical music, the intensity of the bass can be appropriately reduced.
Bass gain adjustment: By adjusting the bass gain, you can control the volume of the bass. For music that needs to emphasize the bass, you can increase the bass gain; for music that doesn't need to highlight the bass too much, you can moderately reduce the bass gain.
Low-pass filter adjustment: Active subwoofer usually also has a low-pass filter function, which can adjust the cut-off frequency of the bass. The frequency of the low-pass filter can be adjusted according to the style and requirements of the music to ensure a clearer and more appropriate bass effect.
Volume balance adjustment: It is also very important to maintain the volume balance between the Active subwoofer and other audio equipment. You can adjust the volume of the Active subwoofer to ensure that the bass effect is consistent with the volume of other audio equipment, making the overall sound quality more harmonious.
Through the above adjustment methods, the frequency response of the Active subwoofer can be adjusted according to the characteristics and playback needs of different music types to obtain better sound quality and music experience. Different types of music may require different bass effects, so it's important to adjust according to actual needs.
