Bigger isn’t always better when it comes to woofers. A 6.5-inch woofer can deliver deep, powerful bass - with the help of "baffle step correction."
Low frequencies need a lot of control and power. Smaller woofers in compact enclosures lose bass support versus large woofers with bigger baffles. It’s just physics.
But with "baffle step correction", we can compensate for the size difference.
This technique uses a simple circuit with an inductor and resistor tuned specifically to each enclosure design.
It boosts low bass attenuated by the smaller cabinet, without interfering with clarity.
It’s like giving the little woofer a boost to stand tall with the big guys. The result - tight, deep, high impact bass, even from a small driver.
This simple, two-part circuit is tuned to match each enclosure's size and properties. It corrects the drop in low-frequency response due to the baffle's physical limits, based on proven scientific principles.
Many brands skip this vital circuit to cut costs.
Shinjitsu Audio speakers unlock the potential of the Mark Audio CHR120 6.5-inch woofer. We meticulously tune the correction circuit for optimized bass in each design.
Remember, when choosing a speaker, don’t just look at woofer size. Seek out "baffle step correction." It’s the secret ingredient for full-range audio in compact designs. If your speaker does not use this important correction circuit you will lose out on low bass.
This technology proves you can get big bass in smaller packages. Judge a speaker by sound, not size. Our tuned baffle step correction unlocks the full potential of our woofers - bridging the gap between physical limits and audio perfection. Contact us at Shinjitsuaudio.com for answers - we can correct your speaker as well to reclaim all the lost bass you need.
