Bass1000 Boss Subwoofer is Quaking

If you are new here, you may want to subscribe to our feed.

The Bass1000 Boss subwoofer packs a punch.  It’s like the time I drove up to a car in St Louis, back in the day, and felt my head about to explode.  I don’t know how powerful their subwoofer was, but it may have been comparable to the Bass1000.  This things rocks and at a good price.

The Bass1000 Boss subwoofer features MOSFET electronic amplifier.  That always makes me laugh because it sounds so official.  That’s just an acronym for a transistor.  That’s all.  The bottom line is this: it features a 91db sensitivity, a 500 watt RMS power range, and 1000 watts of peak power.   RMS stands for root mean square is used to give you an idea about continuous power.  This really should be used to gauge the power.  In any case, that’s loud.

The Bass1000 Boss subwoofer comes with a remote, so you can adjust levels on the fly.  That’s good because you know how one song can really crank out the bass, while another is lame on it.  Now, as I said before, don’t expect a true 1000 watt response out of this subwoofer.  But if you are wanting big sound at a great price (can be found for around $150-$200), then this is a good choice.

Digg it Add to del.icio.us Stumble it add to technorati


Related Posts:

Time for a Boss Toss
This is the time of year when all is absolutely dead at the office.  Well, I guess that depends on...

Klipsch Pro Media 2.1 Speaker Review
I own an Altec Lansing 2.1 system that I have been using for many years. It has been an...

Creative PlayDock Zen Speaker System
It seems that the Zen player is starting to gain some traction as a portable multimedia device. As such,...

Aerogel: Material of the Future
It's amazing to see how far PaulTech can be ahead when it comes to technology news. For example, back in...

Head Spa Massager Soothes Your Aching Scalp
Because we at PaulTech like anything that somehow helps you AS LONG AS YOU CAN PUT IT ON YOUR...

•