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Rediscover the Missing Bass in Your Speakers
Looking for more powerful, accurate bass from your speakers? We've launched an innovative new Baffle Step Correction Module that restores the deep low-end response lost due to an acoustic effect called "baffle step loss.
Baffle step loss refers to a reduction in bass response that occurs in most speakers at low frequencies due to the diffraction of sound around the front baffle. This effect causes the bass output to roll off at around 300-500 Hz depending on the size of the baffle.
Many speaker manufacturers do not fully compensate for this effect in their crossover design. The result is speakers that measure well but lack the full natural bass extension and impact. Our baffle step correction module restores this lost low bass to give a more accurate and enjoyable listening experience. Simply connect the input module's terminals to your speaker wires and the output module's terminals to the speaker. Instant restored impact, bass depth and volume without loss of transparency. Only a wire an inductor and a resistor in the circuit. No power supply needed.
Engineered with audiophile-grade components and a customizable design, our module seamlessly integrates with your speakers to add back the natural bass impact and extension you've been missing.
The result? Tighter, deeper, more musical bass that takes your listening experience to another level.
Here is a straightforward explanation of how a baffle step correction circuit works using an inductor and resistor in our tunable custom made add on circuit:
The inductor and resistor create a frequency-dependent electrical network that provides precisely contoured bass boost to counteract baffle step loss.
Engineered with audiophile-grade components and a customizable design, our module seamlessly integrates with your speakers to add back the natural bass impact and extension you've been missing.
The result? Tighter, deeper, more musical bass that takes your listening experience to another level.
Here's how it works:
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The inductor provides an incremental bass boost by preventing some low end from being shunted to ground.
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The resistor charges the inductor at lower frequencies, allowing those signals to pass and balancing the higher frequencies that are artificially boosted by the baffle size.
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Together, the inductor and resistor form a low-pass filter network that provides a gentle bass shelf boost. The corner frequency and amount of boost is tailored to counteract the measured baffle step effect for the speaker's cabinet size by changing the resistor on top.
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Component values are carefully chosen to seamlessly integrate this bass contour with the native response of the speaker driver and crossover.
The result is an acoustic curve correction engineered to restore the natural bass rolloff caused by baffle diffraction, enhancing low frequency impact and extension.