Roku Wireless Bass

A subwoofer is a type of speaker that delivers low notes and frequencies that other speakers can’t reproduce, even with surround sound. You’ll notice your subwoofer most when watching movies with action scenes, playing video games, or listening to music with a lot of bass notes, like electronic music. Subwoofers let you feel the bass!

Even if you don’t plan on throwing a rave in your living room, a subwoofer makes your home theater system sound richer overall. Because subwoofers take over the bass notes of whatever you’re listening to, your TV speakers (or other speaker sets) can perform with more clarity so you hear every note. In other words, yes, a subwoofer is essential if you want your audio system to sound its best.

A subwoofer is a type of speaker engineered to produce bass notes, like explosions and kick-drum beats, while other speakers focus on mid and high-range frequencies, like voices and chirping birds. When used together, speakers and bass subwoofers produce the full range of sound.

Yes, a subwoofer is designed to amplify bass notes and only play sounds in low frequencies. These frequencies range from 20-200 Hz, which other speakers usually can’t produce. Subwoofers have a lot of power in order to play these notes—that’s why you can feel the boom of battle scenes and rumble of galloping horses!

Yes. Roku Wireless Bass connects wirelessly to your Roku audio device so you won’t have extra wires running across your living room. You can setup your subwoofer anywhere up to 30 feet from your TV as long as it is plugged into a power source.

Roku Wireless Bass requires either a Roku® Streambar®, Roku® Streambar® SE, Roku TV Wireless Soundbar, or a Roku TV™ with Roku Wireless Speakers. Pairing a soundbar with a wireless subwoofer amplifies the depth of sound. If you’re after that extra punch in your audio experience, combining them together will elevate your standard soundbar setup.