If bass is all you are after you don't always require to have a additional subwoofer fitted into your car. Car speakers that are placed in the front doors usually can produce good bass down to around 50HZ and if you have a pair of 6x9s then you can get as low as 40 HZ. This giving you the punch and the boom sound you are looking for without taking any boot space up at all. There are different ways that you can consider to help you get more bass from your car speakers. You got to try them out to see which works best for your particular type of selected vehicle.
Adjust equaliser settings. Most aftermarket and stock headunits come with an parametric adjustable EQ. To get more bass you want to turn down the treble frequencies and increase the bass ones. They are usually labelled as 31, 50 or 63 HZ on most stereos.
Add an external amplifier. No matter how much your pay for your car stereo, it will never outperform an good quality amp in terms of clean power output. Matching a decent four channel with the right amount of RMS will provide the best bass and sound quality without creating any unwanted total harmonic distortion.
Apply Sound Deadning Material. This is a thin layer of foam material that is placed behind the plastic removable door card on the metal housing of the car. Helping stop unwanted vibrations from being heard, reducing road noise and enhancing a tighter midbass experience.
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