Much of the credit for a powerful sound effect in your car goes to the speakers. Speakers come in three different sizes, ranging from tweeters to midranges and woofers. Apart from these, there are subwoofers, as the name suggests, they are called-so because they operate even below the operating range of a woofer.

Now, talking about the role of a subwoofer in a car’s music system let me tell you that it is the subwoofer that reproduces those last few octaves of music that you listen from your car audio system. Surround, Basket, Magnet, Spider, Cone and Voice Coil are the major parts of any subwoofer available in the market for automobiles.

Choosing a subwoofer for your car is not a big deal, simply follow these four easy steps. Firstly, bring in some of your favorite music. Secondly, decide what type of enclosure box suits your car best, whether it is bandpass, sealed, ported or tube. Thirdly, choose an amplifier and choose the music you want to listen with speakers that you plan to have in your car. Lastly, to set the system at the levels you want to hear your music.