The main functions of the subwoofer cabinet include the following aspects:
Optimize frequency response: The subwoofer cabinet effectively controls the air vibration in the cabinet through its structural design (such as closed type, inverted type or bandpass filter type), reduces low-frequency standing waves, thereby optimizing low-frequency response, making the bass deeper, fuller and clearer.
Reduce distortion: The cabinet design can effectively reduce the impact of mechanical vibration and electromagnetic interference on sound quality through reasonable structural layout and shock absorption measures, such as using soft materials to wrap the edge of the speaker and adding a damping layer, etc., reduce distortion and make the sound purer and more natural.
Protect the speaker unit: The speaker cabinet provides stable support for the speaker, isolates external interference, and extends the service life of the speaker.
Improve sound quality: Through reasonable cabinet design and material selection, the sound quality of the subwoofer can be significantly improved, making it perform well when reproducing low frequencies.
Aesthetics and integration: The speaker cabinet is also an indispensable aesthetic element in a home or performance environment, which can embellish the space and enhance the style.
