(じゅうていおん)

じゅうていおん
noun
deep bass; heavy bass sound
1. deep bass; heavy bass sound; low-frequency sound
A deep, resonant low-frequency sound that can often be felt physically as vibration. Commonly used when describing audio equipment, music, engines, or natural phenomena like thunder.
重低音(じゅうていおん)(ひび)く。
The deep bass reverberates.
このスピーカーは重低音(じゅうていおん)(つよ)い。
This speaker has strong bass.
ライブ会場(かいじょう)重低音(じゅうていおん)(からだ)(つた)わってきて、鳥肌(とりはだ)()った。
At the concert venue, the deep bass traveled through my body and gave me goosebumps.

Composed of (じゅう) (heavy, deep) + 低音(ていおん) (low sound, bass). This word emphasizes the physicality and weight of deep bass frequencies — not just low pitch but the kind of resonant, chest-thumping sound you can feel in your body.

Frequently used in product descriptions for audio equipment (headphones, speakers, subwoofers) and in music discussions, especially for genres like hip-hop, EDM, and club music.

COMMON COLLOCATIONS:

  • 重低音(じゅうていおん)(ひび)く: deep bass reverberates
  • 重低音(じゅうていおん)再生(さいせい): bass reproduction (audio spec)
  • 重低音(じゅうていおん)モデル: bass-heavy model (headphones, speakers)
  • 重低音(じゅうていおん)スピーカー: bass speaker, subwoofer

SIMILAR WORDS:

  • 低音(ていおん): bass, low sound — more neutral, just refers to low pitch
  • 低音域(ていおんいき): low frequency range — technical audio term
  • バス: bass — English loanword used in music