BASS Hz! - Subwoofer Test Reviews – Page 2
4/5 rating based on 22 reviews. Read all reviews for BASS Hz! - Subwoofer Test for iPhone.
BASS Hz! - Subwoofer Test is paid iOS app published by Kevin Selman
Makes a lot of bass
Loyaltyluciano
It's was so good it was unbearable to stay in my car I had trouble breathing and it made my windows trunk and sunroof flex I also have a monster sound system
Perfect
TheMileHighKid
This is just what I needed! I cant believe that I actually found an app that can do this! Definitely worth the money!
Disappointed
#1*snowflake*
Perhaps I do not properly understand how to operate this APP? I thought it was supposed to help add BASS to my music library? The only thing that it did was create a buzzing noise as I increased the BASS on the APP. Annoying and very disappointing, along with more $ down the drain. Still in search of a good Equalizer APP to help me add BASS to my iTunes, music library, etc. Any ideas? Thank you in advance for you help.
This is an app to test with
Silly10101
This doesn't add bass to songs. It's just here for people to test speakers and subs. What did you expect
The best subwoofer testing app... Period.
Johnnierr
Evidently some reviewers on here are not taking 10 seconds to read the app description... This app is **ONLY** for testing subwoofer systems in vehicles, etc. And it does an amazing job of that. Has 12 different preset test frequencies, beginning at 20 Hz, the user can select with the press of a button...even has a slider so you can adjust the frequency down or up a little. Perfect for testing and finding the weak spots in your subwoofer system, so you can adjust and improve your car audio system's bass performance.
Works
Dillon244
No complaints. It works how its supposed to. Only buy this app if you have subs. Otherwise it wont be too useful
Does what it suppose to do
Mr Magic 831
This app is easy to use and at a fair price I don’t have anything negative to say about this app just it not for boosting bass on music it’s for adjusting your amps and for setting the gains on your amps more correctly this way you can avoid clipping