Bass Headphones

Bass frequencies are generally considered to be between 60 and 250 Hz, and Bass headphones are designed to reproduce the low frequencies of sound, giving the music a fuller, richer sound. Bass headphones can be used for a variety of genres of music, including hip-hop and EDM (Electronic Dance Music). Many people also enjoy using bass headphones for movies and video games.
Featuring advanced acoustics, soundcore bass headphones provide an immersive listening experience with powerful bass. soundcore's proprietary BassUp technology enhances low-end frequencies for even deeper bass. The result is a rich, textured sound that brings your music to life.

Bass is an essential element of any good pair of headphones because it provides the low-end frequencies that give the music its fullness and richness. Without bass, music would sound thin and tinny.
It is important for creating a sense of space and ambiance in music. Headphones that lack bass can sound small and constricted as if the music is taking place inside your head instead of around you.
soundcore's bass headphones are designed to deliver this ideal sound quality, providing rich and powerful bass that doesn't sacrifice clarity or detail.

Three primary aspects contribute to the bass response of headphones.
How close the drivers are to the ear.
The distance effect occurs when the sound waves from the headphone driver are able to interact with the ear more directly. This allows for a greater transfer of energy, resulting in increased bass response.
Whether the drivers are enclosed in a sealed chamber.
The closed space effect occurs when the ear is sealed off from the outside world, creating a small pocket of air that can vibrate in response to Bass frequencies.
Whether the vibrations are transferred directly to the bones of the skull.
Since low frequencies are more felt than heard, in headphones, this is where the ear structure and bone conduction come into play for bass frequencies because it physically vibrates our skulls as well as tiny bones inside of ears which send signals to the brain that help us hear those low notes better.