Okay. so they have some of the best low-ends of all time.

But you don't seem to get a lot of <60Hz action? It would suit it, but at the same time -- there's something quite attractive about the way their work is mixed.

It's nice and unusual. Almost everything has that gooey super-low bass (especially hip hop or hip hop influenced material like the brothers).

But without that sub-bass, chemical brothers just has this really tight, heavy feel.

sub-bass is the realm of Amon Tobin, and he nails it. So, I think I like the original, fresh sound it provides.

the word sub bass means one song to me - angel. i remember the first time spinning mezannine and every window on every floor of my house buzzing like sppooook!

Ooh, love that track, man. Massive Attack for the win. ;-)

The Chems' Under the Influence will forever be one of my favorite tracks, and my friends and I always used it to test out the quality of the systems in our cars. ::laughs:: I remember one of my friends who knew the Chemical Brothers but didn't know the song names told me he wanted me to put on that song that went BRRRRRRRRRRRRROOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOM.

Yep! Car stereo installers should definitely include 'Surrender' in their stereo packages.