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BASSBOSS President and Designer David Lee is interviewed by BASSBOSS VP of Sales Javier Olivares about his history, design aesthetic and the BASSBOSS “Why”.

Learn about David Lee’s journey to becoming a loudspeaker designer who is pushing the bounds of audio technology to achieve the monumental sound of BASSBOSS Loudspeakers.

Powerful low frequencies transform the listening experience into an emotional experience. In this video, BASSBOSS Founder and Designer David Lee provides a deep dive into how deep bass can enhance your audience's enjoyment and engagement.

Do you have any questions, thoughts, or ideas about deep bass? Let us know in the comments section below!Scientific Study on the Effects of Very Low Frequencies on Musical Experiences:In an article that appeared in the scientific journal Current Biology people at an electronic music performance were recruited for a study on whether non-auditory low-frequency stimulation would increase audience dancing.

By the end of the performance, researchers indicated participants felt bodily sensations associated with bass frequencies during the concert, and that these contributed to the urge to move.

In part two of “Why You Need Deep Bass” BASSBOSS Founder and Designer David Lee sits down with BASSBOSS VP of Sales Javier Olivares to discuss the benefits of extended low frequencies and how deep bass can boost the experience of your audiences.

Any questions, thoughts, or ideas about crushingly deep bass? Let us know in the comments below!To Fire Up The Dancefloor, Turn Up The BASS:In a research study, scientists introduced levels of bass that were too low for party-goers to hear and found that people danced 11.8% more when the very low-frequency bass was present.

One of the biggest challenges when interpreting loudspeaker specifications can often be knowing what power is required to run your system and whether the venue has sustainable electrical output.

Avoid electrical outages, output issues and disappointing your clients by learning what your system requires and being prepared in advance.

When first booking a gig, it’s critical to ask key questions about the electrical output at the venue. Most modern event spaces operate on a 20 Amp Circuit but it’s important to confirm to avoid outages.

Once the amp circuit is confirmed – you can better plan how to set up your stage for the performance.

The best way to combat limited electrical availability is to distribute your electronics accordingly.

BASSBOSS Designer David Lee dives into the many ways to distribute your systems on an amp circuit

This video discusses the BASSBOSS Kraken Quad 21" Powered Subwoofer, it's unique features, how to set it up and best practices for use.

This video discusses the BASSBOSS VS21 Single 21" Powered Subwoofer, it's unique features, how to set it up and best practices for use.

This video discusses the BASSBOSS DV12 Single 12" Powered Top, it's unique features, how to set it up and best practices for use.

This video discusses the BASSBOSS DV12 Single 12" Powered Top, it's unique features, how to set it up and best practices for use.

This video discusses the BASSBOSS DJ18S Single 18" Powered Subwoofer, it's unique features, how to set it up and best practices for use.

A variety of crucial factors that go into making a good subwoofer-system purchase.

Topics include:

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• How to understand your needs, as it relates to sound, transportation and price
  
• Which genres most require subwoofers & why
  
• The choice of Low Vs. Loud
  
• Why continuous power is more important than peak power with subwoofers
  
• Why you want a flat frequency response
  
• How to fill the space with bass
  
• How to plan for your use-case scenario and avoid companies selling “magic specs"

Sub Setup and Placement Tips + Tricks

Topics include:

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• The compromises you may have to make while using only one subwoofer
  
• How to balance the subwoofers with the tops
  
• The acoustics of structures and placement
  
• Tips on subwoofer set-ups near a wall
  
• How to avoid audio peaks and valleys

Topics include:

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• Recognizing reflection points in a studio, like a desk, wall or ceiling
  
• How acoustical treatments can help minimize problems
  
• The phenomenon known as “cabin gain,” and how it impacts frequency response
  
• The use of “bass traps”
  
• How to maximize sound through the placement of subwoofers
  
• Why reflection is the biggest issue in a small studio, and how to best mitigate