The new DN8 and DN12 subwoofers from Definitive Technology sport a single driver and two passive radiators. We take a closer look.

We toe-in speakers all the time, but do we need to toe-in our subwoofers? We answer this by taking you through the science.

Decoupling a sub puts something squishy between it and the floor. This often begs the question: Can decoupling a subwoofer make it quieter?

Extension is about how low a subwoofer can play. But how important is extension? More to the point, why is it important? Let’s begin.

We love our subwoofers around here, but the “bigger is better” mentality isn’t always correct. Buying a big subwoofer and shoehorning it into a small room is just a waste of money. But you want BIG bass. You want all the bass. You want bass that will scare people. Bass that causes people to question […]

If you add a second subwoofer, will that be enough to increase the amount of bass (or volume) in your room? The answer requires math.

You have an eye on a brand new subwoofer that perfect for your room. What about your old subwoofer? Here’s why mismatched subwoofers are bad.

Trying to set up dual subwoofers in your home theater can seem daunting. We break it down for you no matter the shape of your room.