Bass bin

noun BASS BIN beːs bɪn

Also spelled bass-bin, box, speaker box

A large speaker cabinet built to reproduce the deep bass frequencies — the massive 'boxes' stacked into towering walls at a sound-system dance to make the bassline felt in the chest and the ground. A serious sound has many bass bins ('house of joy'), and the number and power of the boxes is a matter of pride and rivalry between sound systems.

  • Dem stack di bass bin dem sky high.

    They stacked the bass bins sky high.

  • Di bass bin mek di ground shake.

    The bass bins make the ground shake.

  • A serious sound have nuff box.

    A serious sound system has plenty of speaker boxes.

From 'bass' + 'bin' (cabinet); a large bass speaker box. See [[bassline]], [[string-up-di-sound]].

A large bass speaker cabinet ('box'); stacked into walls at a dance. See [[bassline]], [[string-up-di-sound]].