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B
ass drums, organs, and
electronic synthesizers are
among the very few
instruments that produce
extremely low-frequency sounds.
As a result, comparatively few
home loudspeakers are designed
to reproduce bass below about
50 Hz.
Today, however, home
loudspeakers are called upon to
reproduce more than music: in
home theater systems, they are
called upon to reproduce movie
soundtracks. And modern
movie soundtracks contain a lot
of energy at very low frequen-
cies—on sound effects.
To do full justice to these
effects, as well as to the musical
low-frequencies missed by most
speakers, the Cambridge Sound-
Works Powered Subwoofer II
reproduces, at high power, the
lowest bass sounds the human
ear can detect.
You should keep in mind
when installing your Powered
Subwoofer II and investigating
its capabilities that you will be
dealing with a relatively
unfamiliar range of sounds.
These are sounds more felt than
heard, and are encountered
more often in the well-equipped
movie theater than in the
concert hall.
Also keep in mind that a
Cambridge SoundWorks Audio
Expert is only a toll-free call
away should you need advice or
assistance (8 AM to midnight
Eastern time):
Cambridge SoundWorks
1-800-FOR-HIFI
(1-800-367-4434),
8 AM to Midnight,
Eastern time
In Canada: 1-800-525-4434
Outside US or Canada:
Tel: 617-332-5936
Fax: 617-332-9229
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