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MB Quart MBQJL-302 Jeep Wrangler 12" Tuned 400 Watt Tailgate Subwoofer System

MB Quart MBQJL-302 Jeep Wrangler 12" Tuned 400 Watt Tailgate Subwoofer System
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MB Quart Wrangler JL Tuned Audio Package: 400 Watt 12 Inch Tailgate Subwoofer with a Ported Enclosure

MB Quart 12 subwoofer system powered by a 400 watt class-d amplifier. This system uses the interior tailgate panel for mounting the subwoofer enclosure. Plug Play with any of the MB Quart STAGE 6 Wrangler JL systems.

  • Amplifier Features: 400 watt high efficiency Class-D compact NA2 amplifiers with on-board equalization.
  • Subwoofer Features: 12 inch application specific high output subwoofer: Frequency Response - 24Hz to 500Hz, Sensitivity - 86.6dB 1W/1M, Impedance - 2 Ohm.
  • Mount / Harness: Easy Installation uses the interior tailgate panel to mount the subwoofer enclosure and includes all necessary hardware. Simple “no mistakes” plug and play OEM style installation when paired with our Wrangler (JL) STAGE 6 Audio Kits.
  • Time and Tools: Basic hand tools are all that's needed for installation.

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