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Alphasonik VSW812 Venum 800 Series 12" 3600 Watts Dual 4-Ohm Car Subwoofer (Each)

Alphasonik VSW812 Venum 800 Series 12" 3600 Watts Dual 4-Ohm Car Subwoofer (Each) Alphasonik
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Alphasonik VSW812 Venum 800 Series 12" 3600 Watts Dual 4-Ohm Car Subwoofer (Each)

12‚ÄĚ VENUM 800 SERIES SUBWOOFER Proprietary Cast Aluminum Alloy Machine Cut ‚ÄúAlpha‚ÄĚ Basket Proprietary Cooling Rings for Motor Assembly Laminated non-pressed pulp paper cone with Fiber Glass High Tensile Strength Two-Layer Surround for Enhanced Control Flat Progressive Rate Nomex Damper w/ Spiral-Woven Leads Rated at 1200 watts RMS / 3600 watts MAX 87 dB @ 1w/1m 170 oz Magnet Frequency Response: 28 - 500 Hz Dual 4ő© 2.5‚ÄĚ voice coils 8-gauge nickel plated input terminals Mounting Dimensions - Depth: 182mm / 7.17‚ÄĚ [Through Hole: 276mm / 10.87‚ÄĚ] Diameter: 315mm / 12.40‚ÄĚ

Specifications:

  • 12" Car Audio Subwoofer
  • Power Handling:
  • Peak: 3600 watts
  • RMS: 1200 watts
  • Impedance: Dual 4 Ohm
  • Frequency Response: 28Hz - 500Hz
  • Sensitivity: 87dB
  • Non-Pressed Pulp Paper Cone with Fiber Glass
  • High Tensile Strength Two-Layer Surround
  • Cast Aluminum Basket
  • Cooling Rings for Motor Assembly
  • Mounting Depth: 7.17"
  • 1-Year Dynamic Autosound Warranty

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