August 2012
Intermediate to advanced
608 pages
17h 15m
English
A subwoofer loudspeaker is a separate enclosure from the main loudspeakers that is specifically designed to reproduce low bass. They are normally used singly rather than in stereo pairs, the assumption being that low frequencies can be regarded as non-directional. Another justification for mono subwoofers is that bass information is commonly pan-potted to the centre of the stereo stage. This is essential if the recorded material is likely to be used to cut vinyl discs, as big differences in low frequency information between left and right channels creates large up-and-down, as opposed to lateral, contours in the groove that increase the possibility of mistracking and can in bad cases ...
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