Buy Warwick Bass

The bass is nightmare awesome I recommend to everyone buy it

I bought this for a more natural bass sound. Buy 2

Bass is perfect and it’s sound proof, I would definitely recommend people to buy this

This has got the bass.Rocking my house. Only 140.$ out of box.Sweet buy.

Good unit for the money, has very good bass and volume and is easy to set up and use. I would buy it again.

B & H Photo is outstanding, ... If you buy anywhere buy from this store! and also the Microphone is drop dead great, the bass is great, the tones are quality. THX really made a great choice, buy it!

The second generation PLAY5 is fantastic; great clarity, lots of available bass and great volume range; just go out and buy these speakers

Very good value for the money, that's for sure! I've used it once so far, and it sounds great. I never expected to be able to buy a great sounding bass drum mic for so cheap.

TL;DR: Buy these headphones if you want crystal clear tones, good Bass, and great balance. You're probably stuck with the three cables that come with the headphones, so don't lose them! I purchased these headphones because I've been practicing Bass Guitar and I wanted to pick up the lower tones properly and really hear what's going on. These headphones deliver on that goal. There are two things that may concern you: First off, the top band (in black) compresses when you put the headphones on. Especially if you have a big head, like me... And you may worry about cracking in the fabric. I took a look at pair of AT headphones I've had for 5+ years, and they're holding up fine -- no cracks. Secondly, the headphone jack that is on the headphones has a locking mechanism. This appears to be a non-standard fitting which means you will only be able to use cables that are compatible (only those from Audio-Technica most likely) however the three cables that come with the headphones will most likely hit all your use cases.

I tried 3 different subs over the last year to blend with my Focal Shape 50s. I didn't want to buy the Sub6, as it would't quite be a good fit for my space, so I tried other brands. None of them blended well and I ended up returning them. It took a little while to find the optimal phase adjustment, which I did by using a spectrum analyzer with a very slow response. The crossover ended up being 60Hz, which gives me a very smooth extension down to about 35Hz or so, allowing me to hear the sub frequencies and lowest notes of kick, bass and other instruments. They blend very well with the Shape 50s. It is worth mentioning that bass trapping is highly recommended, particularly when using a SUB. I also have Sonarworks to compensate for some residual room modes.