Everybody wants a good amount of treble and bass provided by there car audio system to make music more enjoyable to listen to. If you want to add or increase the bass response in your car without adding a large subwoofer there are other great alternatives that we know about. The bass produced by a big large subwoofer fitted into the trunk of your car will still outperform them by miles, but you can still get a decent increase in bass without adding a subwoofer. The benefit of this you will gain is less weight placed in the car, making your car run slightly quicker and no space being used up in the trunk, so you can still put a param or wifes shopping in there.
If trunk space is a high concern, they to make underseat mount subwoofers that will allow you to increase the bass without sacrificing any trunk space. They are basically compact units that slide under the seat and have a built in amplifier. Pioneer also make a subwoofer with enclosure that fits directly inside the compartment were your spare wheel goes. This make it look like a stealthy install from the outside with a nice factory look. If you still don't fancy installing any kind of subwoofer in your car, but still want more bass then check out these recommended alternatives provided by out tech team.
Sound Deadening the doors:
1) All lot of bass response from your car speakers is lost in thin air due to having gaps in the doors. This is because if there is tiny holes scattered across the inside door the sound will not hit as hard. If you cover these areas with pieces of MDF wood and apply sound deadening material over them you will notice alot of upper bass punch coming from your mids in your doors.
Adjust the Equalizer:
2) Increase the bass inside the equalizer provided inside the headunit will allow to get more boom out of your car speakers. The first slider towards the left in the eq specifically focuses on bass, around the 50-60 HZ range. Increase this all the way up will increase bass but be careful because the higher you place it the more likely you are going to run into the risk of getting distortion playing from your car speakers at high volume levels.
Upgrade the Speakers Adding and Amplifier:
3) The stock speakers are usually made from paper cone and other cheap materials. Overall, they are not meant to last for long periods of time and tend to distort much quickly. The bass is also very weak from a cheap factory stock speaker. This is because car manufacturers don't tend to concentrate that much in the audio, they rather put their time and research into other parts of the vehicle such as the engine and handling. So replacing the stock speakers with a nice pair of component speakers powered by an external amplifier is the way to go. If you are wanting to add bass into the back, then installing some 6x9 speakers into the rear parcel shelf will be your best bet. They have the largest surface area in terms of car speakers and can provide lots of bass and high quality treble at the same time.
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