# Audio Intensity
> Car audio retailer and custom subwoofer enclosure manufacturer based in Tullahoma, Tennessee. Founded in Northern California in 2014 by SQ Champion Scott Welch. Relocated to Tennessee January 2026. Exclusive US importer of Goldhorn DSP. Manufacturer of Proline X CNC-cut subwoofer enclosures. Authorized dealer for Audiomobile, Crescendo, Image Dynamics, Prodigy, Wavtech, Arc Audio, US Acoustics, Tru Technology, and Audio Wave.
## Contact
- Email: contact@audiointensity.com
- Phone: 707-999-3071
- Address: 122 Turkey Creek Church Rd, Tullahoma, TN 37388
- Website: https://audiointensity.com
## About the Founder
Scott Welch has been working in car audio since 1985. What started as an apprenticeship right out of high school turned into a four-decade career built entirely around sound quality. From installing systems in the field to competing at the national and world championship level, every decision at Audio Intensity is made by someone who has been doing this work longer than most of our customers have been alive.
### Competition Credentials
Between 2012 and 2019, Scott earned multiple National and World Championship titles in Sound Quality competition through IASCA and MECA, two of the most technically rigorous judging organizations in the industry. Since 2019 he has served as an active SQ competition judge at local, regional, and finals-level events.
- Industry experience: 40+ years (since 1985)
- Championship titles: National & World, IASCA/MECA
- Current role: Active SQ Judge, 2019 to present
- Audio Intensity founded: December 2014, Northern California
- Relocated: Tullahoma, Tennessee, January 2026
## What We Build
Proline X custom subwoofer enclosures are CNC-cut in-house on ShopSabre 5x10 routers using Langboard Elite 3/4 inch MDF. Every enclosure is built to order and spec-matched to the driver it houses. Series include Performance, Professional, X Series, Micro Series, Vehicle Specific, and Loaded. All sealed enclosures ship with polyfill pre-installed. All enclosures include a Proline X ABS/carbon fiber composite terminal cup with stainless hardware and 12 gauge OFC pre-wired leads. 2-year warranty. 2 to 4 business day lead time.
Audio Intensity is also the exclusive US importer for Goldhorn DSP, precision digital signal processors designed for serious sound quality builds.
## Brands We Carry
- Audiomobile (subwoofers)
- Crescendo (subwoofers, amplifiers)
- Image Dynamics (subwoofers, amplifiers)
- Prodigy Audio (subwoofers, amplifiers, full product line)
- Wavtech (subwoofers, amplifiers)
- Arc Audio (amplifiers)
- US Acoustics (amplifiers)
- Tru Technology (amplifiers)
- Audio Wave (amplifiers, handcrafted in England)
- Goldhorn DSP (DSP amplifiers, hi-res players, exclusive US importer)
- Proline X (in-house CNC subwoofer enclosure line)
## Key Pages
- About Audio Intensity: https://audiointensity.com/pages/about-us
- Car Audio DSP: The Definitive Guide: https://audiointensity.com/pages/car-audio-dsp-the-definitive-guide
- Subwoofer Enclosure Essentials: https://audiointensity.com/pages/subwoofer-enclosure-essentials
- Goldhorn DSP Dealer: https://audiointensity.com/pages/goldhorn
## Product Categories
- Subwoofers: https://audiointensity.com/collections/car-subwoofers
- Amplifiers: https://audiointensity.com/collections/car-amplifiers
- DSP Processors: https://audiointensity.com/collections/digital-sound-processor
- Speakers: https://audiointensity.com/collections/car-speakers
- Proline X Enclosures: https://audiointensity.com/collections/proline-x
## Tools
- EBP Calculator: https://audiointensity.com/pages/ebp-calculator
- Sealed Box Calculator: https://audiointensity.com/pages/sealed-box-calculator
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# Pillar Content: Car Audio DSP - The Definitive Guide
Author: Scott Welch, Founder, Audio Intensity, SQ Champion
Published: October 19, 2023
URL: https://audiointensity.com/pages/car-audio-dsp-the-definitive-guide
## Overview
A digital sound processor (DSP) can transform a car audio system into a high-end music experience. This guide covers the role of DSPs in car audio systems, why signal processing is crucial for excellent sound quality, the different types of car audio DSPs available, the benefits of OEM integration, key features to look for when choosing a car audio DSP, and whether investing in one is worth it. It also covers how to tune a car audio DSP, the tools needed for tuning, competition car audio tuning, software differences for DSP tuning, and how to achieve predictable outcomes while tuning.
## Car Audio DSP Processor
A dedicated car audio DSP processor unlocks the full potential of a car audio system. It enables precise sound tuning for optimal quality and clarity. Users can customize and fine-tune bass response and tonal balance across the full audible range from 10 Hz to 44,000 Hz.
### The Role of Digital Sound Processors in Car Audio Systems
Digital sound processors play a crucial role in optimizing and enhancing the audio quality of car audio systems. These technologies help overcome acoustic challenges and achieve an ideal sound stage inside the car. DSPs enable precise adjustments to speaker outputs, equalization, and time alignment, allowing for a tailored listening experience. By compensating for speaker limitations, vehicle acoustics, and personal preferences, digital sound processors enhance the accuracy and fidelity of audio playback. Features like precise equalization, adjustable crossovers, signal delay, signal summing and distribution give enthusiasts full control over their sound.
### The Importance of Signal Processing
Signal processing plays a vital role in car audio systems, allowing for the shaping and optimizing of the audio signal. Proper signal processing techniques yield accurate speaker response and enhanced sound quality. Signal processing also helps eliminate unwanted noise, distortion, and frequency imbalances. With the ability to adjust and fine-tune the audio signal, signal processing allows listeners to personalize their car audio system to match their preferences. Investing in signal processing is critical for achieving high-fidelity sound reproduction.
## Types of Car Audio DSP
Different types of car audio DSPs serve different needs. Compact models offer essential functions for simple setups. Advanced DSPs provide multiple input and output channels for complex systems. The right choice depends on system complexity, number of speakers, need for OEM integration, and tuning sophistication.
### Features and Tools with a Car Audio DSP
A car audio DSP provides access to equalizers (graphic and parametric), crossovers (high-pass, low-pass, band-pass with adjustable slopes), bass boosters, signal delay for time alignment, and in many cases Bluetooth streaming input. Advanced tools include remote control, line output converters for factory integration, and PC/mobile app tuning software.
### Exploring Different Types of Signal Processors
Three main categories of signal processors are used in car audio:
- Digital crossovers: Optimize sound output by directing specific frequencies to the appropriate system components (subwoofers, mid-range, tweeters). Allow users to set specific crossover frequencies and cutoff points.
- Equalizers: Provide parametric and graphic EQ for fine-tuning frequency response. Parametric offers independent control over center frequency, gain, and Q (bandwidth). Graphic offers fixed-band control.
- Signal processors: Focus on signal change, gain control, time alignment, and integrated equalization. Provide the most comprehensive control over audio signals.
## The Benefits of OEM Integration in Car Audio Systems
OEM integration allows seamless upgrades without replacing the factory head unit. The iData OEM Harness and similar tools provide hassle-free installation and compatibility with existing wiring and controls. Benefits include preserving the original aesthetics of the car's interior, retaining steering wheel controls, vehicle information displays, and factory safety features while enjoying significantly enhanced sound quality through a proper DSP.
## Key Features of a Car Audio DSP
- Advanced equalization capabilities for improved sound quality and clarity
- Built-in crossover filters for seamless audio integration
- Customizable settings with independent adjustment per channel
- Subwoofer volume control
- Time alignment adjustment per speaker
- Bass response enhancement
- Loudness compensation
- Programmable input/output routing
- Multiple preset storage for different listening scenarios
## Car Amplifier with DSP
A car amp featuring an integrated digital signal processor delivers optimal sound quality with the convenience of a single component. Built-in DSP amplifiers provide precise audio adjustments, improved imaging and clarity, and customizable sound settings with presets. This integration is ideal for sound quality builds that prioritize signal path efficiency.
### Is Investing in a Good Car Audio DSP Worth It?
A high-quality DSP unlocks the full potential of a car audio system. The investment provides advanced signal processing capabilities, input channel flexibility, adjustable crossover filters, and detailed equalization settings. The result is accurate sound reproduction, improved bass response, and a balanced, immersive soundstage. For any system beyond the most basic, a DSP is not optional equipment if sound quality is the goal.
## Car Audio DSP Tuning
Mastering DSP tuning requires a systematic approach. The process progresses from basic adjustments to advanced, competition-level refinement.
### Car Audio DSP Tuning Guide
Follow a step-by-step process to optimize DSP performance:
1. Set all EQ flat and crossovers disabled
2. Set amplifier gains properly to ensure clean signal without clipping
3. Configure high-pass and low-pass crossovers for each speaker based on its frequency range
4. Adjust equalizer settings to achieve desired sound characteristics with smooth frequency response
5. Fine-tune crossover filters for seamless integration between drivers
6. Apply time alignment based on distance from listener to each driver
7. Use reference tracks and measurements to validate the tune
8. Iterate with small adjustments rather than large boosts
### Tools Needed for Car Audio Tuning
- Calibrated measurement microphone
- Real-Time Analyzer (RTA) software
- Laptop for running tuning software
- USB cables or wireless connection to DSP
- Polarity checker for speaker verification
- Multimeter or oscilloscope for gain setting
- Reference tracks of known quality
### Competition Car Audio Tuning
Fine-tuning for SQ competition requires specialized techniques. Judging criteria in IASCA and MECA evaluate tonal balance, spectral balance, staging and imaging, linearity, and dynamics. Competition tuners use advanced DSP features to adjust subtle parameters that affect judged scores. Achieving consistently high scores requires combining measurement-based setup with critical listening skills developed over years of practice.
### Software Differences for DSP Tuning
DSP software interfaces vary in features and capabilities. Key considerations include compatibility with your DSP hardware, ease of use, breadth of EQ bands and filter types, crossover slope options, time alignment resolution, preset management, and update frequency. Goldhorn DSP tuning software provides comprehensive control for advanced users.
### Predictable Outcome While Tuning Your DSP
A predictable sound outcome requires a systematic approach. Start with basic adjustments, then progress to fine-tuning. Use reference tracks and sound measurements to validate changes. Keep a detailed record of adjustments to track progress and enable future refinement. Make one change at a time and listen before the next adjustment.
## DSP FAQ
### What are some benefits of using DSP in car audio systems?
DSP allows precise tuning of audio signals, resulting in improved sound quality. It eliminates unwanted frequencies and reduces distortion. It compensates for the acoustic properties of the vehicle interior, creating a more balanced sound. It also allows customization of the audio system to individual preferences.
### Are there any best practices for optimizing a car audio DSP?
Use high-quality audio components. Adjust EQ settings according to personal preferences and measured vehicle acoustics. Implement time alignment to synchronize all speakers at the listening position. Experiment with crossover points and slopes to achieve ideal balance between drivers. Make small cuts rather than large boosts, as cutting is more effective and introduces less distortion.
## DSP Conclusion
Investing in a car audio DSP is essential for achieving genuine high-fidelity sound in a vehicle. A digital sound processor enhances sound output by fine-tuning and optimizing various audio parameters including soundstage, equalization, and time alignment. Whether choosing a standalone DSP processor or one integrated with an amplifier, the benefits of OEM integration, advanced features, and precise tuning options make it a worthwhile investment for any sound quality-focused build.
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# Pillar Content: Subwoofer Enclosure Essentials
URL: https://audiointensity.com/pages/subwoofer-enclosure-essentials
## Overview
A subwoofer enclosure is a specially designed box that houses a subwoofer speaker. It optimizes performance by controlling the air movement behind the driver and enhancing sound quality. Without an enclosure, the rear frequencies from the speaker cone would cancel out the front frequencies, creating muddy and dull sound. The enclosure also protects the subwoofer from mechanical damage and ensures efficient operation.
The frequency range a subwoofer can reproduce under normal circumstances is an important consideration when selecting enclosure volume. It is measured in Hertz (Hz) and should align with the manufacturer specifications as closely as possible.
## Types of Subwoofer Enclosures
### Sealed Enclosures
Sealed enclosures are airtight. The sealed air inside acts like a shock absorber, smoothly modulating the subwoofer cone's back-and-forth motion. This produces all notes evenly with flat response, deep bass extension, excellent power handling, and prevention of sound cancellation between front and rear waves.
Key characteristics:
- Tight, accurate bass with excellent transient response
- Controlled, predictable behavior at all listening levels
- Smaller enclosure volumes than ported designs
- More forgiving of subwoofer placement in the vehicle
- Preferred for sound quality focused builds
- Work well in sedans, trucks, SUVs, and hatchbacks
Construction considerations for sealed enclosures:
- Internal bracing using cross-braces or dowels for larger boxes
- Double-thick (1.5 inch) front baffle for solid driver mounting
- Acoustic stuffing (Poly-Fil, fiberglass, or wool) serves two purposes: dissipates heat and absorbs internal standing waves, and through an isothermal process makes the enclosure acoustically larger than its physical volume by 20-30%
- Starting point for damping: 1 to 1.5 pounds of fill per cubic foot of internal volume
- Airtight construction is essential; any leaks compromise the design
### Ported Enclosures
Ported enclosures (also called vented or bass reflex) use a tuned port that works as an acoustic part of the box. The port allows sound waves from the rear of the speaker to align with those from the front, boosting bass response.
Key characteristics:
- Higher efficiency, require less amplifier power than comparable sealed designs
- Louder output, particularly at the tuning frequency
- Larger enclosures required than sealed
- Port noise must be managed through proper design
- Woofer and port resonate together to enhance bass response
- Better suited to genres that emphasize deep bass impact
Ported design requires:
- Accurate calculation of port dimensions (area, length)
- Precise tuning frequency matched to driver capability
- Tuning frequency depends on port dimensions and internal volume
- Flared ports reduce port noise at high output levels
### Bandpass Enclosures
Bandpass enclosures combine sealed and ported elements. They have two chambers: one sealed and one ported. The woofer mounts inside the sealed chamber, and the sound emerges through the ported chamber.
Key characteristics:
- Highly efficient within a specific frequency range
- Can produce exceptional output levels
- Emphasize specific frequencies with controlled response
- More complex to design and tune
- Most specialized of the three main types
## Materials for Subwoofer Enclosures
### Medium Density Fiberboard (MDF)
MDF is the most widely used enclosure material. Benefits include excellent damping properties, consistent density, and good acoustic response. Typical thicknesses range from 1/2 inch for small enclosures up to 1 inch for larger, high-output designs. 3/4 inch MDF is the standard for most applications. Audio Intensity uses Langboard Elite MDF for all Proline X enclosures - a premium grade MDF with superior density consistency and resonance control compared to standard MDF.
### Plywood
Higher-grade plywood (especially Baltic birch) offers strength and dimensional stability with a weight advantage over MDF. Common plywood thicknesses for subwoofer enclosures range from 1/2 inch to 3/4 inch. Plywood resonates differently than MDF and may require additional bracing or damping for some applications.
### Fiberglass
Fiberglass allows custom-shaped enclosures that conform to vehicle contours. Common applications include spare tire wells, kick panels, and custom console builds. Working with fiberglass requires safety precautions including respirators, gloves, and proper ventilation.
## Designing a Subwoofer Enclosure
### Calculating Enclosure Volume
Every subwoofer has a manufacturer-recommended internal volume range for both sealed and ported designs, measured in cubic feet. An enclosure that is too small makes bass sound thin and weak. One that is too large produces uncontrolled, boomy sound and risks damaging the driver through over-excursion.
Tools and software for volume calculation:
- WinISD (free software for enclosure modeling)
- Sealed Box Calculator at https://audiointensity.com/pages/sealed-box-calculator
- Manufacturer-provided recommendations
- Thiele-Small parameters for precise modeling
Volume calculation accounts for the driver's own displacement, port volume (in ported designs), and bracing volume.
### Choosing the Right Enclosure Shape
Common shapes:
- Rectangular: Simplest construction, predictable acoustics, uses space efficiently
- Trapezoidal: Better for vehicle-specific fit, can reduce standing waves
- Wedge: Fits tight spaces, directional output
- Custom vehicle-specific: CNC-cut to fit exact vehicle contours (Proline X specialty)
Shape selection criteria:
- Available space in the vehicle
- Desired acoustic characteristics
- Aesthetic considerations for the install
- Complexity of construction
### Acoustic Performance Enhancement
Internal bracing prevents panel flex under the pressure generated by the subwoofer, which causes unwanted resonance. Proper bracing is essential in larger boxes.
Acoustic damping materials absorb internal standing waves and smooth the frequency response. As noted under sealed enclosures, damping also provides a slight acoustic volume increase effect.
Optimized design balances internal volume, port tuning (for ported), damping, and driver specifications. The best enclosures are purpose-built for a specific driver rather than generic one-size-fits-all designs.
## Principles of Subwoofer Box Design
### Acoustic Principles
- Frequency response: The amplitude output across the frequency range. A flat response reproduces all frequencies at equal amplitude.
- Resonance: Every enclosure has natural resonant frequencies. Good design minimizes unwanted resonances and uses them constructively (as in ported designs).
- Enclosure type determines the shape of the frequency response curve. Sealed rolls off at 12 dB per octave below its resonance. Ported rolls off at 24 dB per octave below tuning.
### Measuring and Calculating Box Dimensions
Accurate measurement requires proper tools (quality tape measure, digital calipers for internal dimensions, square, level). Box design software helps model designs before cutting wood. Small dimension changes can significantly affect sound, so precision matters.
### Vent Design and Placement
Port design requires understanding:
- Port area must be sufficient to prevent port noise (turbulence)
- Port length determines tuning frequency for a given port area and internal volume
- Port placement affects acoustic behavior
- Flared ports reduce noise compared to straight ports
- Slot ports are an alternative to round ports, sometimes used for vehicle-specific installations
## DIY Subwoofer Box Design
### Tools and Materials
Essential tools: table saw or track saw, router with flush trim bit, drill with hole saws, clamps, wood glue, brad nailer or screws, sandpaper, carpet or other finishing material.
Material selection: 3/4 inch MDF is standard. Langboard Elite or Medite Premier grades offer superior consistency over standard MDF. Construction adhesive or quality wood glue for panel assembly.
Workspace: Well-ventilated area with dust collection. MDF dust is a respiratory hazard, so respirators are mandatory when cutting.
### Construction Steps
1. Draft a detailed blueprint with all dimensions
2. Calculate cut list accounting for material thickness
3. Cut all panels to final dimensions
4. Dry-fit before gluing to verify fit
5. Apply construction adhesive or wood glue to edges
6. Assemble with clamps, screws, or brad nails
7. Add internal bracing for larger enclosures
8. Install terminal cup with sealed wiring
9. Sand all edges smooth
10. Apply finish (carpet, paint, vinyl, or truck bedliner)
11. Install driver and seal around flange if needed
### Finishing Options
- Carpet: Traditional choice, forgiving of imperfections, many colors available
- Vinyl wrap: Modern appearance, clean finish
- Paint: Requires perfect surface preparation
- Truck bedliner: Durable, textured finish, popular for trucks and off-road applications
- Custom logos and branding can be applied via vinyl cuts or screen printing
## Professional Subwoofer Box Design Services
For builders who prefer ready-made solutions, professional enclosure builders offer advantages:
- Precision CNC construction for consistent quality
- Spec-matched to specific drivers
- Warranty coverage
- Predictable acoustic results
- No workspace or tools required
Audio Intensity builds Proline X custom enclosures in-house using ShopSabre 5x10 CNC routers with Langboard Elite MDF. Every enclosure is spec-matched to the driver it houses. Series include Performance, Professional, X Series (compatible with Kicker Solo-X), Micro Series (shallow-mount), Vehicle Specific (Ford F-150, Ford Ranger, Mercedes Sprinter, etc.), and Loaded packages.
## Sealed vs Ported Comparison
### Sound Quality
- Sealed: Tighter, more accurate bass. Better transient response. Lower distortion. Preferred for SQ competition and critical listening.
- Ported: Louder, more impactful output at tuning frequency. Can produce uncontrolled sound if poorly designed. Better for genre-focused listening (hip-hop, EDM, bass-heavy music).
### Efficiency
- Sealed: Lower efficiency, requires more amplifier power for equivalent output
- Ported: Higher efficiency, particularly at and near tuning frequency. Less amplifier power needed.
### Size
- Sealed: Smaller enclosures, easier to fit tight spaces
- Ported: Larger enclosures required, space constraint often determines feasibility
### Amplifier Requirements
- Sealed: Benefits from more RMS power than a ported setup for equivalent SPL
- Ported: Can achieve higher SPL with moderate amplifier power
### Genre Matching
- Sealed: Excels at rock, jazz, classical, acoustic, vocals, SQ competition
- Ported: Excels at hip-hop, EDM, reggae, metal, anything with deep sustained bass
## Making the Choice: Sealed or Ported
### Your Sound Preferences
- Do you prioritize accuracy or loudness?
- Do you listen critically or for impact?
- Do you compete in SQ or SPL?
- What genres dominate your listening?
### Vehicle Space
Measure available space carefully. Account for:
- Enclosure external dimensions plus installation clearance
- Driver mounting depth
- Vent or port clearance (if ported)
- Access for connections
### Budget
- Sealed enclosures: Generally smaller materials cost
- Ported enclosures: Larger materials cost, more design complexity
- Pre-built vs. custom: Pre-built is cheaper per unit, custom provides exact spec match
- Audio Intensity Proline X: Professional CNC construction at competitive pricing vs. DIY
## EBP Analysis
The Efficiency Bandwidth Product (EBP) calculation helps determine whether a driver is best suited for sealed or ported alignment.
EBP = Fs / Qes
Where:
- Fs = Free air resonance frequency
- Qes = Electrical Q factor
Interpretation:
- EBP below 50: Sealed alignment recommended
- EBP 50-90: Either alignment works, other factors determine choice
- EBP 80-90 and above: Ported alignment is primary recommendation
- EBP above 90: Ported alignment strongly preferred
Audio Intensity provides an EBP Calculator at https://audiointensity.com/pages/ebp-calculator for determining the best alignment for your driver.
## Key Enclosure FAQ
### What is a subwoofer enclosure and why is it important?
A subwoofer enclosure is a specially designed box that houses a subwoofer speaker. It is essential because it optimizes subwoofer performance by controlling air movement behind the driver cone and enhancing sound quality. The enclosure also protects the subwoofer from mechanical damage and ensures efficient operation.
### How do I calculate internal volume?
Multiply internal width by internal height by internal depth, then convert to cubic feet by dividing by 1728 (cubic inches per cubic foot). Subtract driver displacement and port volume (if applicable). For example: 20 inches x 12 inches x 14 inches = 3,360 cubic inches / 1728 = 1.94 cubic feet gross, then subtract 0.08 cubic feet driver displacement = 1.86 cubic feet net.
### Does polyfill really make a sealed box sound larger?
Yes, through an isothermal process. The polyfill slows air molecule movement inside the enclosure, making the driver perceive a larger acoustic volume. Effect ranges from 20-30% apparent volume increase. Useful for fine-tuning slightly undersized enclosures. Standard fill amount is 1 to 1.5 pounds per cubic foot.
### What's the difference between a sealed and ported subwoofer?
Sealed enclosures provide tight, accurate, musical bass. Ported enclosures provide higher efficiency and louder output, particularly at the tuning frequency. The choice depends on listening preferences, available vehicle space, and musical genres.
### Can I build my own enclosure?
Yes. With proper tools, accurate measurements, and quality materials, DIY enclosures can perform excellently. However, achieving the acoustic precision of a professionally CNC-cut enclosure requires both skill and specialized equipment. Many builders prefer professional enclosures for higher-end systems.
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# Pillar Content: About Audio Intensity
URL: https://audiointensity.com/pages/about-us
Car audio retailer, custom enclosure manufacturer, and exclusive US importer of Goldhorn DSP. Founded in Northern California in 2014, relocated to Tullahoma, Tennessee in January 2026.
## The Founder
Scott Welch has been working in car audio since 1985. What started as an apprenticeship right out of high school turned into a four-decade career built entirely around sound quality. From installing systems in the field to competing at the national and world championship level, every decision at Audio Intensity is made by someone who has been doing this work longer than most of our customers have been alive.
## Competition Credentials
Between 2012 and 2019, Scott earned multiple National and World Championship titles in Sound Quality competition through IASCA and MECA, two of the most technically rigorous judging organizations in the industry. Since 2019 he has served as an active SQ competition judge at local, regional, and finals-level events.
- Industry experience: 40+ years (since 1985)
- Championship titles: National & World, IASCA/MECA
- Current role: Active SQ Judge, 2019 to present
- Audio Intensity founded: December 2014, Northern California
## What We Build
Proline X custom subwoofer enclosures are CNC-cut in-house on ShopSabre routers using Langboard Elite 3/4 inch MDF. Every enclosure is built to order and spec-matched to the driver it houses. Series include Performance, Professional, X Series, Micro Series, Vehicle Specific, and Loaded. All sealed enclosures ship with polyfill pre-installed. 2-year warranty, 2 to 4 business day lead time.
Audio Intensity is also the exclusive US importer for Goldhorn DSP, precision digital signal processors designed for serious sound quality builds.
## Get In Touch
Questions about a build, need help matching a subwoofer to an enclosure, or want a recommendation from someone who competes and judges at the highest level of SQ, we're here.
- Call or text: 707-999-3071
- Email: contact@audiointensity.com
- Address: 122 Turkey Creek Church Rd, Tullahoma, TN 37388
- Relocated from Northern California, January 2026
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