Car Speakers & Subwoofers

A dual ohm subwoofer, more commonly called a dual-voice coil (DVC) subwoofer, allows the user to select from one of two different wiring patterns to create a subwoofer with differing impedances. A...

If you love car audio and making things yourself, making an MDF sub box is an excellent project for you. MDF (medium density fiberboard) is an ideal material for making sub boxes from. It's...

Vented subwoofer enclosures have one big advantage over sealed subwoofer enclosures---the subwoofer plays louder. The vent in the subwoofer enclosure reinforces the flow of air from the subwoofer...

If you like big bass, it's hard to argue with the proposition that two subs are better than one. Once you've decided to add two subs to your car, you may decide to build your own box. There are...

Replacing the speakers in your car is one of the best ways to improve the sound quality of the factory stereo system. Depending on your vehicle, it doesn't take a pro to do the job, either. Here's...

Have you taken your subwoofer out for the winter or just have a spare one and want to hook it up to your computer or home theater? Well no problem, it's really simple and surprisingly inexpensive.

Learn tips and techniques for removing the old face plate to install a new car stereo in this free how-to video on installing a new car stereo and speakers.