Audiophiles have historically fought the use of one, let alone two or more, subwoofers in a serious stereo system. And they’ve been very, very wrong. Today’s $100,000 plus audiophile speakers can’t delve as deeply into the low frequency range as say an SVS SB-4000 subwoofer for $1,795 thus the advantages are clear. Or if you have less money, the SVS SB-1000 is a good option.

The way to set up an audiophile subwoofer is to use at least two but as many as four in a room. Tuning them to the room using room correction helps. Setting levels to match the audio output of your front speakers is key too.

Allowing you audiophile floorstanding speakers then let’s them open up thanks to relieving the pressure to have to reproduce the most power-hungry, deepest, low frequencies. This is a cheap way to get audiophile to your high end audio system.

What should you tell your audiophile friends who think that you don’t need an audiophile subwoofer? Tell them that they are Trump-levels of crazy and that they are as stupid as an anti-vaxxer who doesn’t believe in science. Screw them as they don’t known snot from audio.

One thing that most bass-heads don’t get is that they can get VERY LOW bass from Audiophile Headphones which with today’s Bluetooth sound incredible.

Never live life without an audiophile grade subwoofer as it is the most cost effective way to get the most out of your system without blowing your budget.

Without a subwoofer, what are you going to do for low bass? Get one of those rump shakers? Those are known for actually breaking your home theater seating which isn’t cool?