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Mar 4, 2005

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Are Radiators Considered SubWoofers? Please help me Thanks

I am doing a project for work and I need to know if Radiators are Considered SubWoofers?
http://www.discountcarstereo.com/detail.aspx?ID=551

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what are you talking about?

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Not exactly, but I'll let you decide.

http://www.stereo-speaker-buyers-gui...b-woofers.html

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radiators use something like a cell membrane material for the resonance of the bass. Its not actually a speaker .

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Originally Posted by bluestreak

what are you talking about?

Click the link above. The product is the basslinkt. It has one 10" sub and two passive radiators. I am trying to find out if the Passive Radiators are the same as a subwoofer....Do they do the same thing as a sub or do they do something different?
Thanks