JBL W12 GTI


12" Differential Drive® Design Subwoofer.







Features of the JBL W12 GTI include:

  • Cast aluminum heat-sink cooled magnet system - for an extreme power handling
  • Differential Drive System - consisting of dual-edgewound voice-coil and dual-gap technology for a doubling of Power Handling, Sensitivity and an "electrical brake" to control cone motion at extreme excursions
  • more than +/- 20mm linear cone excursion - provides extremely high sound pressure levels
  • Symmetrical-Field-Geometry (SFG) - reduces distortions to minimum at any level
  • Aquaplas coated cone - for exceptionally stable performance even at extreme levels
  • Butyl rubber surround - for better sound quality and long durability
  • Two separate gold plated screw/plug terminals - provide long lasting electrical connections

JBL W10 GTI


10" Differential Drive® Design Subwoofer.







Features of the JBL W10 GTI include:

  • Cast aluminum heat-sink cooled magnet system - for an extreme power handling
  • Differential Drive System - consisting of dual-edgewound voice-coil and dual-gap technology for a doubling of Power Handling, Sensitivity and an "electrical brake" to control cone motion at extreme excursions
  • more than +/- 20mm linear cone excursion - provides extremely high sound pressure levels
  • Symmetrical-Field-Geometry (SFG) - reduces distortions to minimum at any level
  • Aquaplas coated cone - for exceptionally stable performance even at extreme levels
  • Butyl rubber surround - for better sound quality and long durability
  • Two separate gold plated screw/plug terminals - provide long lasting electrical connections

JBL P1222


12" Plus One® (patent pending) Dual-Voice Coil Subwoofer.







Features of the JBL P1222 include:

  • Power Handling, RMS - 400 Watts
  • Power Handling, Peak - 1200 Watts
  • Sensitivity - 97dB
  • Mounting Depth - 5-7/8"
  • Cut-Out Diameter - 11-1/16"
  • Impedance - Dual 2 Ohms voice coils can be wired to deliver either a 1 ohm or 4 ohm load

JBL P1022

10" Plus One (patent pending) Dual-Voice-Coil Subwoofer. The JBL P1022 features a proprietary die-cast frame that ensures that the motor structure stays centered in the voice-coil gap, ensuring long-term reliability and durability.




Features of the JBL P1022 include:

  • Kevlar-impregnated paper woofer cones
  • Plus One (patent pending) woofer cones
  • Power Handling, RMS - 400 Watts
  • Power Handling, Peak - 1200 Watts
  • Sensitivity - 96dB
  • Mounting Depth - 5-7/8"
  • Cut-Out Diameter - 9-1/16"
  • Impedance - Dual 2 Ohms voice coils can be wired to deliver either a 1 ohm or 4 ohm load

JBL P 1520e


38cm (15") Subwoofer.







Features of the JBL P 1520e include:

  • Power Handling, Peak - 400/1600W
  • Sensitivity - 92dB
  • Nominal Impedance - 4 Ohms
  • Frequency Response - 18Hz-400Hz
  • Voice-Coil Diameter - 80mm
  • Mounting Depth - 172mm
  • Cut-Out Diameter - 353mm

JBL P 1220e


30cm (12") Subwoofer.







Features of the JBL P 1220e include:

  • Power Handling, Peak - 400/1600W
  • Sensitivity - 91dB
  • Nominal Impedance - 4 Ohms
  • Frequency Response - 20Hz-400Hz
  • Voice-Coil Diameter - 80mm
  • Mounting Depth - 172mm
  • Cut-Out Diameter - 275mm

JBL P 1020e


25cm (10") Subwoofer.







Features of the JBL P 1020e include:

  • Power Handling, Peak - 400/1600W
  • Sensitivity - 89dB
  • Nominal Impedance - 4 Ohms
  • Frequency Response - 25Hz-500Hz
  • Voice-Coil Diameter - 80mm
  • Mounting Depth - 116mm
  • Cut-Out Diameter - 229mm

JBL GTO526









Features of the JBL GTO526 include:

  • Car Speaker Type - Component
  • Elements - 2-Way
  • Car Speaker Function - Subwoofer / Tweeter / Mid-Range Speaker
  • Size - 5.25"
  • Nominal Power Handling - 45 Watt RMS
  • Peak Power Handling - 135 Watt
  • Frequency Response - 70 Hz - 21 kHz
  • Sensitivity - 89 dB
  • Impedance - 4 ohm (Dual Coil)
  • Tweeter Design - Dome
  • Woofer Material - Poly / Plastic
  • Surround Material - Rubber
  • Top Mounting Depth - 2.38 In.
  • Mounting Diameter / Length - 4.69 In.

JBL GTO1202D









Features of the JBL GTO1202D include:

  • Car Speaker Type - Component
  • Elements - 1-Way
  • Car Speaker Function - Subwoofer
  • Size - 12"
  • Nominal Power Handling - 300 Watt RMS
  • Peak Power Handling - 1200 Watt
  • Frequency Response - 23 Hz - 400 Hz
  • Sensitivity - 93 dB
  • Impedance - 4 ohm (Dual Coil)
  • Tweeter Design - Cone
  • Surround Material - Rubber
  • Top Mounting Depth - 5.06 In.
  • Bottom Mounting Depth - 5.06 In.
  • Mounting Diameter / Length - 11.19 In.

JBL GTO1200B









Features of the JBL GTO1200B include:

  • 12" Bass Reflex Subwoofer Box
  • Custom-tuned bass-reflex system acoustically optiized for in-vehicle applications.
  • Precision tuned for extended, powerful, deep bass.
  • Constructed with high-end MDF for rock-steady reliability
  • Subwoofer Type GTO1204 - 300 mm
  • Power Handling, RMS 250 Watts
  • Power Handling, Peak 1000 Watts
  • Sensitivity (2.83V @ 1m) 94dB
  • Frequency Response (-3dB) 26Hz - 300Hz
  • Dimensions (H x W x D) 18" x 17-5/16" x 14-3/16"

JBL GTO 804D


8" Single 4-Ohm Subwoofer.








Features of the JBL GTO 804D include:

  • RMS Power Handling - 200W
  • Peak Power - 800W
  • Frequency Response - 30Hz - 400Hz
  • Sensitivity - 91dB
  • Impedance - 4 Ohms
  • Cut-Out Diameter - 180mm (7-1/16")
  • Mounting Depth - 112mm (4-3/8")
  • Overall Diameter - 210mm (8-1/4")

JBL GTO 1502D


15" Dual 2-Ohm Subwoofer.







Features of the JBL GTO 1502D include:

  • RMS Power Handling - 300W
  • Peak Power - 1200W
  • Frequency Response - 23Hz - 400Hz
  • Sensitivity - 93dB
  • Impedance - 4 Ohms/1 Ohm
  • Cut-Out Diameter - 342mm (13-7/16")
  • Mounting Depth - 143mm (5-5/8")
  • Overall Diameter - 383mm (15-1/16")

JBL GTO 1204BR

300 mm Bass Reflex Subwoofer Box. For anyone that absolutely has to let rip in their car, the new range of GTO subwoofer enclosures are the real deal. All of the enclosures house the highly-praised GTO 12¿ subwoofer. The GTO1204BR enclosure is the recommendation for rock fans. The crispest possible port tuning takes drum solos to another level. But the GTO1204BR delivers great pop and electronic music, too. Moreover, the box has great visual styling. A varnished front and stable protective cast aluminium grilles mean that the enclosure will catch the eye in any car boot. Put these boxes in your car, inject 250 watts of power, and just listen to them take off!

Features of the JBL GTO 1204BR include:

  • Elegant Design - Black lacquered front and silver lacquered tunnel port
  • Aluminum die-cast grill - Looks great and offers a high level of woofer cone protection.
  • Optimized Acoustics - The large profile of the port limits port noise efficiently.
  • Powerful Bass - Perfectly tuned to the in-car environment. This box is optimized for a tight and precise bass response.
  • New 300mm GTO Subwoofer generation - The woofer offers increased power handling of 300/1200W (RMS/peak) compared to old GT4.

JBL GTO 1202D


12" Dual 2-Ohm Subwoofer.







Features of the JBL GTO 1202D include:

  • RMS Power Handling - 300W
  • Peak Power - 1200W
  • Frequency Response - 23Hz - 400Hz
  • Sensitivity - 93dB
  • Impedance - 4 Ohms/1 Ohm
  • Cut-Out Diameter - 285mm (11-3/16")
  • Mounting Depth - 129mm (5-1/16")
  • Overall Diameter - 316mm (12-7/16")

JBL GTO 1002D


10" Dual 2-Ohm Subwoofer.







Features of the JBL GTO 1002D include:

  • RMS Power Handling - 250W
  • Peak Power - 1000W
  • Frequency Response - 25Hz - 400Hz
  • Sensitivity - 91dB
  • Impedance - 4 Ohms/1 Ohm
  • Cut-Out Diameter - 234mm (9-3/16")
  • Mounting Depth - 116mm (4-9/16")
  • Overall Diameter - 264mm (10-3/8")

JBL GTO 1000B









Features of the JBL GTO 1000B include:

  • Power Handling, RMS 250 Watts
  • Power Handling, Peak 1000 Watts
  • Sensitivity (2.83V @ 1m) 93dB
  • Frequency Response (-3dB) 32Hz - 300Hz
  • Dimensions (H x W x D) 15-1/2" x 16-1/8" x 13-3/16"
  • Impedance 4 Ohms
  • 10" Bass Reflex Subwoofer Enclosure
  • Custom-tuned bass-reflex system acoustically optiized for in-vehicle applications
  • Precision tuned for extended, powerful, deep bass.
  • Constructed with high-end MDF for rock-steady reliability.

JBL GT415


38cm (15") Subwoofer.







Features of the JBL GT415 include:

  • Polypropylene woofer cone delivers exceptional attack resulting in incredibly tight bass response.
  • Butyl rubber surrounds offer ideal cone-edge suspension and also guarantee long-term reliability by rejecting moisture and ultraviolet contamination.
  • 12mm Linear one-way X-max and dual 40oz(80oz)magnets make this subwoofer a great choice for high output applications.
  • Progressive spider provides better control at excursion limits than more commonly used linear spiders.

JBL GT412









Features of the JBL GT412 include:

  • 12" 1000W peak subwoofer
  • Power Handling, RMS: 250 Watts
  • Power Handling, Peak: 1000 Watts
  • Frequency Response (13dB): 28Hz - 450Hz
  • Sensitivity: 93dB
  • Mounting Depth: 6-1/4"
  • Cut-Out Diameter: 11-1/8"

JBL GT410


25cm (10") Subwoofer.







Features of the JBL GT410 include:

  • Polypropylene woofer cone delivers exceptional attack resulting in incredibly tight bass response.
  • Butyl rubber surrounds offer ideal cone-edge suspension and also guarantee long-term reliability by rejecting moisture and ultraviolet contamination.
  • 12mm Linear one-way X-max and dual 40oz(80oz)magnets make this subwoofer a great choice for high output applications.
  • Progressive spider provides better control at excursion limits than more commonly used linear spiders.

JBL GT315









Features of the JBL GT315 include:

  • 15" subwoofer
  • 300 Watts Continuous/600 Watts Peak
  • Frequency Response 29Hz-3kHz

JBL GT312








Features of the JBL GT312 include:

  • 12" subwoofer
  • 225 Watts Continuous/450 Watts Peak
  • Frequency Response 29Hz-3kHz

JBL CS12


300mm Subwoofer







Features of the JBL CS12 include:

  • Polypropylene woofer cone - for high power handling
  • Rubber Surround - for high cone edge suspension and long durability
  • Progressive Spider - offers better control at excursion limits than linear spiders
  • Moderate Q design for high output in small sealed, vented and band pass enclosures

JBL CS10









Features of the JBL CS10 include:

  • Power Handling, RMS - 100W
  • Peak Power - 400W
  • Frequency Response - 38Hz - 800Hz
  • Sensitivity (2.83V/1m) - 91dB
  • Impedance - 4 ohms
  • Mounting Depth - 116mm
  • Cut-Out Diameter - 229mm
  • Revc - 3,6 ohms
  • Vas - 63L
  • Qts - 0,42
  • Fs - 29,6Hz
  • Qes - 0,44
  • Qms - 6,87
  • Mms - 85g
  • Levc - 2mH

JBL BASSPRO II









Features of the JBL BASSPRO II include:

  • 100-watt, four-channel amplifier driving a unique quad-voice coil 165mm subwoofer
  • Single-vented band pass box design - makes the most efficient use of the amplifiers
  • output watts and translates them into a deep and impulsive bass
  • Closed rear chamber - for extremely high power handling
  • Front- and rear-rounded vent - keeps away air-stream noise
  • MDF panel - guarantees high stability and long durability even under extreme conditions
  • 12 dB/octave electronic low pass filter with selectable 70Hz-100Hz crossover frequency for precise frequency division to match any system
  • Line-level and speaker-level Inputs to integrate seamlessly with virtually any factory-installed head unit
  • Variable input sensitivity for compatibility with all source units and factory head units
  • Input for a separate Remote Level Control (optional) to control the output level of the BassPro directly from the dashboard of the car.
  • Effective protection circuitry against short circuit, overheating and over-current
  • High-quality power, input and output connectors for clean, tight, long-lasting connections
  • Power-On indicator led for visible indication of amplifier status

Infinity Reference REF9613I

Features of the Infinity Reference REF9613I include:

  • Car Speaker Type - Component
  • Elements - 3-Way
  • Car Speaker Function - Subwoofer
  • Size - 6" x 9"
  • Nominal Power Handling - 100 Watt RMS
  • Peak Power Handling - 300 Watt
  • Frequency Response - 46 Hz - 21 kHz
  • Sensitivity - 92 dB
  • Impedance - 4 ohm (Dual Coil)
  • Tweeter Design - Semi Dome
  • Tweeter Size - 0.75"
  • Woofer Material - Poly / Plastic
  • Surround Material - Rubber
  • Top Mounting Depth - 3 In.
  • Bottom Mounting Depth - 3.56 In.

Infinity Reference REF1240W









Features of the Infinity Reference REF1240W include:

  • Car Speaker Type - Component
  • Car Speaker Function - Subwoofer
  • Size - 12"
  • Nominal Power Handling - 300 Watt RMS
  • Peak Power Handling - 1200 Watt
  • Frequency Response - 23 Hz - 400 Hz
  • Sensitivity - 93 dB
  • Impedance - 4 ohm (Dual Coil)
  • Woofer Material - Poly / Plastic
  • Surround Material - Rubber
  • Top Mounting Depth - 5.06 In.
  • Mounting Diameter / Length - 12.44 In.

Infinity REF 1240W


300mm Subwoofer.







Features of the Infinity REF 1240W include:

  • Power Handling, RMS: 300 watts
  • Power Handling, Peak: 1200 watts
  • Sensitivity (2.83V/1m): 93dB
  • Frequency Response: 25Hz - 400Hz
  • Nominal Impedance: 4 Ohms
  • Voice-Coil Diameter: 51mm
  • Mounting Depth: 129mm
  • Cut-Out Diameter: 284mm

Infinity REF 1040W

250mm Subwoofer.


Features of the Infinity REF 1040W include:

  • Power Handling, RMS: 250 watts
  • Power Handling, Peak: 1000 watts
  • Sensitivity (2.83V/1m): 91dB
  • Frequency Response: 25Hz - 400Hz
  • Nominal Impedance: 4 Ohms
  • Voice-Coil Diameter: 51mm
  • Mounting Depth: 116mm
  • Cut-Out Diameter: 232mm

Infinity KAPPA PERFECT 10VQ

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250mm High-Output Subwoofer.

Features of the Infinity KAPPA PERFECT 10VQ include:

  • Power Handling, RMS: 400 watts
  • Power Handling, Peak: 1600 watts
  • Sensitivity (2.83V/1m): 87dB
  • Frequency Response: 25Hz - 400Hz
  • Nominal Impedance: 4 Ohms
  • Voice-Coil Diameter: 77mm
  • Mounting Depth: 166mm
  • Cut-Out Diameter: 237mm

Infinity KAPPA 62.5i








Features of the Infinity KAPPA 62.5i include:

  • Car Speaker Type - Coaxial
  • Elements - 2-Way
  • Car Speaker Function - Subwoofer � Tweeter
  • Size - 6.50"
  • Nominal Power Handling - 75 Watt RMS
  • Peak Power Handling - 225 Watt
  • Frequency Response - 45 Hz - 21 kHz
  • Sensitivity - 90 dB
  • Impedance - 4 ohm (Dual Coil)
  • Tweeter Design - Dome
  • Tweeter Size - 1"
  • Woofer Material - Metal
  • Surround Material - Rubber
  • Top Mounting Depth - 2.19 In.
  • Mounting Diameter / Length - 5.00 In.

Infinity KAPPA 120 3SE

Infinitys Ceramic Metal Matrix DiaphragmT material is a major breakthrough in transducer-diaphragm technology. For subwoofer applications, it offers pistonic operation over the entire usable range of the driver, eliminating colorations due to cone breakup modes and, thus, dramatically reducing distortion. And, the diaphragm will not deteriorate when exposed to moisture, sunlight or extreme temperatures, making ceramic metal matrix an ideal material for automotive applications. Infinitys top-ranked PreludeT MTS was the first product to use this breakthrough driver technology, which is now the hallmark of the brands home-audio lineup. * Flat Progressive Spider - A flat progressive spider is used on all Kappa subwoofers to provide maximum control at excursion limits.

* Flared and Polished Polepiece Vents - In addition to providing maximum voice-coil cooling, the flared and polished polepiece vent eliminates mechanical noises created by excessive turbulence at the mouth of the vent.

Features of the Infinity KAPPA 120 3SE include:

  • Type - Component
  • Elements - 1-Way
  • Function - Subwoofer
  • Size - 12"
  • Nominal Power Handling - 300 Watt
  • Technical Features:
  • Peak Power Handling - 1200 Watt
  • Frequency Respond - 18 Hz - 250 Hz
  • Sensitivity - 94 dB
  • Impedance - 4 ohm
  • Components:
  • Woofer Material - Metal
  • Surround Material - Butyl Rubber
  • Mounting:
  • Top Mounting Depth - 5.79 In.
  • Mounting Diameter / Length - 10.94 In.

Infinity KAPPA 100.3se


250mm Subwoofer.







Features of the Infinity KAPPA 100.3se include:

  • Subwoofer Dimensions: 250mm
  • Power Handling, RMS: 275/1100 Watts
  • Frequency Response (± 3dB): 20Hz - 250Hz
  • Sensitivity (2,83 V @ 1m): 93dB
  • Impedance: 4 Ohms
  • Mounting Depth: 160mm
  • Cut-Out Diameter: 232mm

Pioneer TS-W12PRS

A subwoofer that can handle real power and equipped with the Voice Coil Cooling System (VCCS), which together with a giant magnetic circuit, draws heat away from the inside of the sub, so that the sound stays natural and your subwoofer keeps its cool. There's also a 3� (76 cm) dual layer long voice coil (2 x 4 ohm) that, combined with the extremely light Aramid Fibre Composite Cone, results in a very strong moving force.


Features of the Pioneer TS-W12PRS include:

  • Short description - C-Type Subwoofer
  • Frequency response - 15 - 2.000 Hz
  • Sensitivity (1W/1m) - 92 dB
  • Qts - 0,39
  • Recommended sealed enclosure (Litres) - 28
  • Lowest resonance frequency (FS) - 24 Hz
  • Maximum Power - 1.200 Watt
  • Nominal input power - 300 Watt
  • Vas - 93
  • Woofer size (cm) - 30 cm
  • Woofer material - Aramid Fibre Composite cone woofer
  • Dual 4-ohm voice coils: 2 or 8 ohm
  • Front VCCS (Voice Coil Cooling System)
  • Terminals - Gold-plated

Pioneer TS-W121SPL

Loads of decibels combined with solid power make the TS-W121SPL a force to be reckoned with. This high-quality subwoofer weighs in at +165 dB with a thumping 2000 W maximum power output.

Borrowing some of the innovative ideas from its older brother, the TS-W5000SPL, this 30 cm subwoofer features a Glass fibre/Carbon fibre reinforced IMPP cone and a die-cast aluminium basket. With all of this and more, the TS-W121SPL has what it takes for your next SPL competition, or perhaps your next trip around the block!

Features of the Pioneer TS-W121SPL include:

  • Short description - SPL C-Type Subwoofer
  • Interlaced Glass Fibre/Carbon Fibre Reinforced IMPP cone
  • Wide-roll, 3-layer fibre woven radial surround
  • Double-stacked high power magnets
  • Silver binding post terminal
  • Aluminium die-cast basket with bottom hold structure
  • Extended and vented pole yoke
  • Dual 4 ohm voice coils (2 or 8 ohm)
  • Optional accessories:
  • UD-G305 spoke grille
  • UD-W300S custom enclosure box
  • Enclosure use
  • Frequency response - 18 - 2.000 Hz
  • Sensitivity (1W/1m) - 89 dB
  • Qts - 0.328
  • Recommended sealed enclosure (Litres) - 42.5
  • Lowest resonance frequency (FS) - 32 Hz
  • Maximum Power - 2.000 Watt
  • Nominal input power - 750 Watt
  • Vas - 34.53 l
  • Woofer size (cm) - 30 cm
  • Dual 4-ohm voice coils: 2 or 8 ohm

Pioneer TS-W101SPL

A big fan of SPL? Then the TS-W101SPL may be your winning ticket. The high SPL capability � up to 165 dB � will charge your system with intense power and maximum force. Power output checks in at a heady 1500 W. Based on the same technology found in the TS-W5000SPL competition model, this subwoofer is filled with quality material including a wide-roll, 3-layer fibre woven radial surround. Get ready to rock the block!



Features of the Pioneer TS-W101SPL include:

  • SPL C-Type Subwoofer
  • Interlaced Glass Fibre/Carbon Fibre Reinforced IMPP cone
  • Wide-roll, 3-layer fibre woven radial surround
  • Double-stacked high power magnets
  • Silver binding post terminal
  • Aluminium die-cast basket with bottom hold structure
  • Extended and vented pole yoke
  • Dual 4 ohm voice coils (2 or 8 ohm)
  • Optional accessories:
  • UD-G255 spoke grille
  • UD-W250S custom enclosure box
  • Enclosure use
  • Frequency response - 18 - 2.500 Hz
  • Sensitivity (1W/1m) - 87 dB
  • Qts - 0.376
  • Recommended sealed enclosure (Litres) - 28.3
  • Lowest resonance frequency (FS) - 37 Hz
  • Maximum Power - 1.500 Watt
  • Nominal input power - 600 Watt
  • Vas - 17.54 l
  • Woofer size (cm) - 25 cm
  • Dual 4-ohm voice coils:- 2 or 8 ohm

Pioneer TS-SW841D








Features of the Pioneer TS-SW841D include:

  • Interlaced Ultra Long Glass Fibre reinforced IMPP™ drive cone
  • 3-layer fibre woven radial surround
  • Double cone reinforcement nodes
  • Damper-less, Air suspension excursion control system
  • Aluminium centre cap
  • Bottom-hold design aluminium die-cast chassis with fin shape design
  • Spring compression binding post terminal
  • 4 ohm voice coil
  • Frequency response - 30 - 1.500 Hz
  • Sensitivity (1W/1m) - 85 dB
  • Maximum Power - 500 Watt
  • Nominal input power - 120 Watt
  • Woofer size (cm) - 20 cm
  • Woofer material - Interlaced Glass/Carbon Fibre reinforced IMPP™ upper cone

Pioneer TS-SW124D

Slim and compact are not typical words associated with a subwoofer, but they perfectly describe the TS-SW124D. Only 8.3 cm deep, it revolutionises the very concepts of installation and application. For example, its recommended sealed enclosure is a mere 22.6 litre, the smallest of any Pioneer subwoofer currently available. It combines top technologies - the Interlaced Carbon/KEVLAR® brand Fibre Reinforced IMPP double cone - with the revolutionary space-saving concept, the Damper-less, Air suspension system. This innovative two-cone system creates an airtight space that reduces air pressure tension inside the subwoofer for clear, pure sound. A top-quality performer in a compact package, this subwoofer is sure to appeal to customers demanding design and installation flexibility along with their high power performance.

Features of the Pioneer TS-SW124D include:

  • Shallow-Type Subwoofer
  • Interlaced Carbon/KEVLAR® brand Fibre Reinforced IMPP double cone
  • 3-layer fibre woven radial surround
  • Double cone reinforcement nodes
  • Damper-less, Air suspension excursion control system
  • Aluminium die-cast one-piece rigid chassis
  • Silver binding post terminal
  • Extended, vented and projected T-pole-type yoke
  • 4 ohm voice coil
  • Enclosure use
  • Frequency response - 18 - 1,000 Hz
  • Sensitivity (1W/1m) - 88 dB
  • Qts - 0.55
  • Recommended sealed enclosure (Litres) - 22.64
  • Lowest resonance frequency (FS) - 31.7 Hz
  • Maximum Power - 1.200 Watt
  • Nominal input power - 300 Watt
  • Vas - 28.05 Litres
  • Woofer size (cm) - 30 cm

Pioneer TS-SW1241D













Features of the Pioneer TS-SW1241D include:
  • Interlaced Ultra Long Glass Fibre reinforced IMPP™ drive cone
  • 3-layer fibre woven radial surround
  • Double cone reinforcement nodes
  • Damper-less, Air suspension excursion control system
  • Aluminium centre cap
  • Bottom-hold design aluminium die-cast chassis with fin shape design
  • Spring compression binding post terminal
  • 4 ohm voice coil
  • Frequency response - 18 - 1.000 Hz
  • Sensitivity (1W/1m) - 88 dB
  • Maximum Power - 1.400 Watt
  • Nominal input power - 350 Watt
  • Woofer size (cm) - 30 cm
  • Woofer material - Interlaced Glass/Carbon Fibre reinforced IMPP™ upper cone

How To Choose Car Subwoofer - Part 2

The best of the new subwoofers are alluminum subs. I use a single aluminum Audiobahn 12" in my Pathfinder off of a Kicker amp, and I love it. The sound quality that it gives me is very clean and smooth. The surrounds around the voice coils are usually rubber. Other brands may use other types of surrounds, but rubber is still the most commonly used and most durable.
-Voice Coils-
*The more layers and space that you have, the better sound quality you get. There are two kinds of bass, clean bass and "ghetto bass". Clean bass subs include brands such as Nakamichi, McIntosh, Blaupunkt, Audiobahn, Infinity, and other higher end brands. They usually have dual-voice coils and give very clean bass. There are also such things as "ghetto subs" which can handle enormous amounts of power, such as 1000 Watt+ RMS, but their bass is very dirty and distorted, it's not good for real music. I've seen very expensive subs that have quadruple voice coils (Sony Mobile ES), but a majority of the high quality subs will have dual-voice coils, but you can definitly do with one.
-Driver Sizes-
*Well, as you can see, in the car an 8" sub will make the car vibrate and do everything that someone would want a subwoofer to do. However, the larger the subwoofer, it can get: Louder, cleaner, hit lower frequencies, and handle more power. If you've got a tight budget, an 8" will do the job, but if you're an audiophile or are really into music, then bass is would be very important to you. I think the ideal size for any subwoofer is 12" because it can hit the lowest notes without using all that much power. A 12" can certainly reach lower notes than an 8". If you can hear the difference in frequencies or need that "bang", then you should get a larger subwoofer. However, if you just want to fill in some lower notes but aren't expecting that much, then go for a 8" subwoofer or something like that. It would save you money.
-Amps and Power-
*The power of your amp should depend on the size of the driver or how much bass you want. I use a fairly powerful amp to power my Audiobahn. I know people that are car stereo crazy, and they power over 1000 Watts to some of their subs, but that is over-kill. It can break the glass on a car, and if the subwoofer is poorer quality, there is a huge amount of distortion. You should never exceed the RMS rating on your drivers, because one day your sub will go "pop!", and there will be nothing left. I think something around 200 Watts per driver should be enough for most people. Most amps that have much more power than that are over-kill I think.
-In Conclusion-
*I hope that this review has helped you in finding the perfect subwoofer for your car. If you have trouble finding the right brand or anything, just look up consumer reviews or get advice from friends. My personal advice is that Audiobahn or Blaupunkt are both superb brands and you'll definitely get a lot for your money. But, most brands will make consumers happy. Well, good luck!

How To Choose Car Subwoofer - Part 1

How To Choose The Right Car Subwoofer The Bottom Line Read this review to find out how to choose the right subwoofer(s) for your car. Choosing a subwoofer can be a very difficult but interesting task. When you're choosing a car sub, you need to know what you really want. It depends what kind of music you listen to, and other factors. -Your Car Is Not A House-

*I have heard subwoofers in big rooms in houses. The subs for example were 8", and the rooms were large. The bass was terrible because it wasn't able to fill the room or anything. The vibrations and everything that the sub had to do was not there. The car is a completely different environment. Bazooka makes popular subs, and a lot of people buy their 8" amplified tubes, I have heard these tubes in Jeep Wranglers and in a lot of SUVs, they can make the cars shake and vibrate, and get people to stare.
Car subwoofers can also be as small as 6.5"... So as you can see, the bass reflects of more areas in a car, thus giving a drastically improved bass response because the smaller area. So you don't need to get a 10" or 12" necessarily to get your car to vibrate. -Tubes VS. Box Enclosures- *Tubes - The only brand that makes tubes is Bazooka. Many of the tubes have built-in amplifiers, they are easy to move, and they are quite inexpensive. They are popular because of their simplicity and price. These will create bass, but not the cleanest or lowest hitting bass out there. So if you're into music, then these aren't for you. If you want something to just pound, then these are quite good. However, you can do better with box enclosures.

*Box Enclosures - Box enclosures are when you buy either a ported or sealed enclosure, and put in however many drivers the box can hold. You can get one that holds either one, two, or three. Many people uses sealed enclosures because they are the smaller one of the two, but I use a ported in my car. Unlike tubes, with boxes, you can add whichever brand of woofers you want, and your own amplifier. However, this can be a more difficult task than just putting in a tube. But, you get much more versatility. Whether you're setting up a budget or audiophile sub hook-up, a majority of the people will use box enclosures. -The Different Materials-

*Different subwoofers are made out of different materials. Many of the more inexpensive and common subs are built out of paper cones. These will generally handle the job well, but there will be more distortion, but the price difference is quite large. Polypropylene is becoming quite of a popular polymer, it is higher quality than paper, and still quite inexpensive.