Software Listing: Subwoofer

	TurboBass Express | License: Demo |
	TurboBass Express is a precise tool, developed to specifically design a cabinet to perform in the confines of a car boot tuned to cope with road noise And internal pressure. No other program I know of will perform this specific task. All you need is a technical data sheet from the manufacturer of The mid range, woofer or sub woofer. You only need three of the parameters to Calculate the desired cabinet needed. Version 5 may include unspecified updates, enhancements, or bug fixes.. Publisher: TurboBass Express| Date: 05-03-2006 | Size: 93 KB
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	SoundWheel | License: Shareware |
	Modern sound systems for PCs usually offer you a way to control the sound level. $500+ systems that shine on shelves in computer shops are sometimes equipped with a remote control. Less expensive systems may have a wheel which is completely useless if located on a speaker or subwoofer you cannot easily reach. Don't you think it would be perfect to have this wheel always handy? If so, this application is for you. Sound Wheel is a sound control that you always carry in your hand when working with your computer. Where is it? Look at your mouse. It has a nice rubber wheel on it. Why not use it as a sound level control? Yes, it is possible, and without affecting its main functionality. Publisher: SoundWheel.com| Date: 30-08-2005 | Size: 496 KB
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	Flaredance Firework Screensaver | License: Shareware |
	BOOMMM... Pschchchch. Mpahhhhh... BOOM. BOOM... Mpah-Mpah. BOOM-Mpahhh... Yeah! It is really nice and real! Do you hear the sounds of fireworks? Just install this great work of art and you will see true fireworks with your own eyes. Do you have a huge subwoofer? You will need one, surely. That thing will throw you off the chair on each bomb exploding above your head. Turn of your lamps, watch the screen and you will be immediately immersed into the magic of fire! We have seen many firework simulations, animations, screensavers, which were showing us flashing dots, blurry photos and dirty sounds, resembling us the PS/2 beeper sound era. Publisher: Xander Zerge| Date: 15-02-2006 | Size: 2421 KB
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