Even the biggest bassheads out there will admit that a properly setup subwoofer makes the music and movie experience better. Here are some super easy to follow tips to help you get the most out of your speakers an subwoofer.

The long wavelengths of bass frequencies are affected more noticeably by phase cancellations than the short, small wavelengths in the upper register. When setting up your subwoofer it's critical that the phase and relative position of the subwoofer and the main speakers are taken into account.

When your automated room correction software tells you that you have a speaker out of phase, here's what that probably means.

One of the most common audio issues is also one of the easiest to prevent or tinker with. Don't let a couple of mixed up +'s and -'s kill your audio joy. 

Grab a song you’re really familiar with and play around a bit with the phase correction. What you’ll hear with the phase correction engaged is a sharpness to the mids and highs (we dare not say hi-def, do we?) but even more stunning is the expansion of the soundstage in all three dimensions. Once you lock onto the difference you will actually be able to hear the soundstage of your favorite music with not only height and width, but with depth as well.