do they put off any kind of bass?
1311290
Not a lot. Definitely want an amp. Sound great. Pair with some subs. Perfect
1311291
No. You want to treat these more like tweeters. They sound good on the high end, but trying to put a lot of mid-frequency and low end bass through them will only make them crackle.
1311292
It's minor but yes there is some bass, definitely better than stock speakers but wouldn't compare to a 6 x 9.
1311293
Not much, I only have high frequencies going through them because I use subwoofers.
735591
They don't have the bass you may want for a movie, music or gaming. I pull mine down in the winter and use them in the kitchen for music and they are fine.
917053
Short answer, no. Not manually. Depending on what you have these hooked up to you'd need an equalizer app or program to turn the bass down. I have these hooked up to my PC and Android phone and both have an app called Viper4Android / Viper4Windows that can control the bass output. But most music players like iTunes and Windows Media Player have built in Equalizers that you can turn the bass down with.
507086
Yes, they optional. They also move to the beat of the music if you turn up the bass!
1273389
I would say NO BASS. It's not a good quality speaker. It only compare to those cheap speaker out there that sale for $5, but good looking though.
1124229
The bass is heard when the speakers are extended. The amount that it is extended by does not effect the bass. When the speakers is tightened down then the bass is ineffective.
723054
Hey are high quality cans, BUT maybe for heavy electro and dubstep idk...They are a bit lacking on the bass department.
2129255
Yes and no. There are leg "extenders" which increase the height of the unit. They were in place when my unit was received. If they are removed, the bottom of the unit sits about ' above whatever surface it is placed upon. Also, there are two down-firing subwoofers in the bottom of this unit, so placing it flat on top of anything would (my opinion) attenuate the bass severely.
1427420
It shouldn't do that. Lol but they have amazing sound. Very clear and the bass is nice and strong.
390819
No, They make too much noise with the total surrounds that when you bump them and they move against your ears, the external noise will drown out the music.
393151
NO! They cut down on ambient noise but a loud item such as a chain saw or lawn mower is out of the question!If I pay attention I can hear what my wife is trying to tell me, while I have them on
1525337
Yes. Send it back and ask for a refund... same problem here... sent my bass back. Waited a month still no bass. Asked for a refund... still waiting... get a refund asap
23308
The have a steel cone that prevents the insulation from getting in the speaker. I just moved all the insulation from around the speaker. I've been told that you can place a cardboard box over the back of the speaker which keeps out the insulation, but it will enhance the bass is the music.
348080
No. At least I have never heard it with the ones I have. But remember, these are being discontinued. I have been using them for years, primarily because they are NOT distracting and just do what they are supposed to do. I'll miss them when I wear out my last set.
2053770
No Bass much, they are cheap. You buy cheap stuff, you have cheap stuff. They suited my application
2129251
Yes and no. There are leg "extenders" which increase the height of the unit. They were in place when my unit was received. If they are removed, the bottom of the unit sits about ½' above whatever surface it is placed upon.Also, there are two down-firing subwoofers in the bottom of this unit, so placing it flat on top of anything would (my opinion) attenuate the bass severely.
1558765
There is a bass adjust knob, I would assume you could adjust it accordingly to not disturb them