Sub-bass

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Sub-bass is a term used to describe sounds below 90Hz. Sound systems often feature a subwoofer that is dedicated solely producing sounds in the lower bass and sub-bass range.

In vocal music, is an informal term for a male singer who typically sings in a range below that of bass. Sub-bass singers are most often found in southern gospel groups or a cappella contemporary Christian groups. These singers often sing below the F clef and sometimes employ vocal fry to achieve even lower sounds.

Sub-bass is also a loose translation of basso profundo.