woofer Definition
woofer (wo̵of′ər)
woofer Usage Examples
Converse of object
- have: You get the feeling of having a separate woofer in the headphones.
- pivot: This new version has pivoting dome tweeters at an angle; each tweeter producing the left or right channel, and a pivoting woofer.
Adjective modifier
- super: It incorporates an optional blue glow effect for added ambiance, a front stereo and super bass woofer.
- twin: Finally, but by no means least, are twin woofers.
- active: The Compact Cube is a 150-watt active sub woofer that has been designed to compliment the other elements of the Compact System.
- separate: You get the feeling of having a separate woofer in the headphones.
- large: The tweeter is the smaller unit and handles higher frequencies while the larger woofer is for mid to lower frequencies.
- 4.5: Two 4.5 woofers with distortion reducing phase plugs complete the driver complement.
Modifies a noun
- cone: Plus One woofer cones - This patent pending technology deliver a cone with more surface area than competing models of the same size.
- unit: Bass sounds are robust too, thanks to two woofer units at the base of the screen.
- system: Can You please also tell me if the cable to connect the sub woofer system to the pc is included in the box.
- speaker: Producers of the finest ceiling speakers, in wall units, outdoor cabinet, & audio stereo sub woofer speaker systems and sound systems.
- dog: Entries in our Web's Woofer dog photo competition have now hit 85 - including one entry from Florida, USA.
- photo: Entries in our Web's Woofer dog photo competition have now hit 85 - including one entry from Florida, USA.
Noun used with modifier
- sub: Dolby Digital A home cinema system from Dolby that uses five channels of digital sound plus a separate channel for a sub woofer.
- cone: The 17cm KEVLAR composite cone woofer and 25mm soft dome tweeter deliver a better and more impressive sound offering throughout the full range.
- bass: It incorporates an optional blue glow effect for added ambiance, a front stereo and super bass woofer.
- inch: Therefore a fifteen inch woofer requires a huge box to keep its resonant frequency low enough.
- long-throw: The long-throw woofer brings out the thumps and bumps that make listening to music, watching movies and playing games truly intense.
- cm: And 20.3 cm woofers in each speaker enable smooth reproduction of deep, low notes, even at high volumes.
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