In-Wall Subwoofers

Are you looking for an In-Wall Subwoofer that will give you heart stopping depth to your movies? Having a home theater system without a subwoofer is like riding a skateboard in the fast lane on the highway. Bring not just music to life but amaze your family, friends and even yourself each time you use your home theater.

A lot of in-wall speakers tend to not have much power behind them due to the limited amount of space that there is between studs and in shallow walls. With in-wall subwoofers most need a sound box that attaches to them to create deeper and more dynamic sounds that are clear and crisp.

Never turn your in-wall subwoofer too high because unlike car stereos or some home stereos home theater subwoofers are meant to be clear and you should be able to hear large amounts of detail. Sure car stereos can be turned up to incredible volumes but this is not how the subwoofers were meant to be used. If a subwoofer is turned too loud it could have more of a thump sound to it which could cause the subwoofer to blow.

If you plan on purchasing one in-wall subwoofer, we would suggest purchasing an additional one to cut down the workload and dead spots within your home theater room. Each subwoofer should be the same make and model but this will assure that your room is filled with sound and not just part of it. You also do not want to overwork your subwoofers so having two will allow you to keep them both at lower volumes for maximum clarity.

To make sure that the sound coming from your in-wall subwoofers are perfect, you should start by listening to some bass-based music that perhaps features some string bass like jazz. You can start by turning the bass all the way off and slowly bring up the volume until it’s just loud enough that it’s clear and not boomy, it’s all about the detail.