subwoofer
- noun
- /ˈsʌbˌwuːfər/
- Nothing particularly exciting back here except there is a giant Pioneer subwoofer in back and it is wired in place.
- powered subwoofer
- bass subwoofer
- subwoofer system
We have a series of buttons down here, one of which is marked subwoofer.
- We have a series of buttons down here, one of which is marked subwoofer.
- So it's just this very slow kind of that's the, the audio waves subwoofer in the brain moving up and down.
Examples
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Instead, you have a subwoofer in the shape of the spare tire where the spare tire would go.
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The TVee26, on the other hand, with its accompanying subwoofer and 40Hz-20KHz response, specializes in digging down to bring the theater-like boom.
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We also have in the middle of this the subwoofer, which is not small.
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I heard a car go by with a subwoofer that you could feel in your chest.
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So we put a subwoofer there and are currently out having the ridiculous thing on the desk next to the monitor.
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It could balance out the subwoofer on the other side of the entertainment center.
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I have clips, pro media, stereo speakers with a subwoofer down below.
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Now I've plugged them both in and I can see that the subwoofer does seem to have power because if I hit this little sync button here, this pair button, it lights up.
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I have a Samsung 2.1-Channel Home Theater Soundbar System that is Bluetooth enabled and has a wireless subwoofer, so I will check and see if I can connect to this device.
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The home theater system includes a powerful subwoofer that enhances the movie's bass sounds.
Synonyms
A speaker that makes deep bass sounds
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Etymology
Subwoofer combines the prefix sub- meaning 'under' and woofer, a name that echoes the dog sound 'woof' to suggest a deep, low noise. So a subwoofer is a speaker that handles the very deep bass 'under' the regular speakers.