One of the great things about living in a city is that you can hear all sorts of sounds from all over. Whether it’s the sound of traffic on the highway, people talking in a park, or the barking of a dog, you’re bound to hear something interesting. But what if you want to listen to music or watch a movie outside without having to turn up the volume on your phone or TV?
In this article, we’ll show you how to make subs louder outside the car so that you can enjoy your entertainment without disturbing others.
The Basic Concept
For subs that you want to use outside of the car, you’ll first need to determine what kind of enclosure you’ll need. If you’re using a sealed enclosure like the JL Audio W10C1 or the Pioneer TS-W3070D, then all you need is a box and some foam. If you’re using an open enclosure like the Sony XBA-H3 or the Eclipse P2, then you’ll also need a pipe to connect the enclosure to your car’s audio system.
Once you’ve determined your enclosure, you’ll need to find a way to make the subs louder. The easiest way is to use a booster like the Kicker KX40V2 or the Alpine MRP-S10. These boosters will increase the overall volume of your subs without affecting their quality. If you want to get really serious about making your subs louder, then you can invest in an amplifier like the JL Audio XT8200H or the Pioneer DEH-P7800UB. These amplifiers are capable of producing high levels of sound and will give your subs a lot of power.
Tools Needed
To make subs louder outside the car, you will need the following tools:
-A pair of headphones with a good bass response
-An amplifier with an adjustable volume control
-A USB audio interface
-A CD player with a high output level
-A speaker wire connection (or a set of stereo speakers)
How to Make Your Subs LOUDER WITHOUT VOICING
If you’re looking for a way to make your subs louder without vocifying, you’re in luck. Here are three tips to help you get the most out of your car audio system:
1. Use a Boosted Subwoofer
Boosted subwoofers are designed to amplify sound, so they’re perfect for making your subs louder without vocifying. Simply connect the boosted subwoofer to your car stereo and start cranking up the volume!
2. Install an External Amplifier
If your car lacks a boosted subwoofer or you don’t want to use one, an external amplifier can help you get the most out of your subs. This type of amplifier attaches directly to your car’s stereo system, so you can easily increase the volume without having to go through your car’s speakers.
3. Use Multiple Subs
If you have multiple subs in your car, using them together can result in louder sound than using just one subwoofer. You can combine two or more subs together for even greater sound quality. Just be sure to match the wattage of each subwoofer to ensure they’re working at their best.
Tips for Enhancing the Sound of Your Subs When Eating Out
If you’re looking to add a bit of extra boom to your subs when eating out, there are a few simple tips you can follow. First and foremost, make sure your car’s speakers are properly adjusted. If they’re not, the sound of your subs will likely be decreased in volume. Second, experiment with positioning. Some people find that placing their subs close to the front or back of the car gives them the best sound quality. And finally, pay attention to the environment around you. If there are any loud noises nearby (like a construction site or street traffic), they’ll likely be reflected in the sound of your subs, making them less than optimal. But by following these tips, you can easily enhance the sound quality of your subs while out dining.