Grand Touring Series
Ever wonder what a high quality subwoofer sounds like? Now you not only hear one, but own one too. These affordable subwoofers are built with die-cast aluminum frames to ensure durability of the product. The Butyl Rubber surround provides a tone of bass that sounds superior to most others. The Polypropylene woofer cone provides the loudest and highest quality punch on every note. When properly powered, these hungry speakers will extend deep into the audible frequencies for an even presence of your low end bass. Get yours now and you will not regret it!
General Features:
- 15" Single 4 ohm Grand Touring Die-Cast Series Subwoofer
- Power Handling:
- Peak: 1400 watts
- RMS: 350 watts
- Impedance: Single 4 ohm
- Polypropylene cone woofer
- Rubber surround
- Tinsel wire protector
- Die-cast aluminum basket
- 2" Single 4 ohms voice coil
- Frequency response: 23-400 Hz
- Sensitivity: 93 dB
- Authorized Internet Dealer
- 1-year Manufacturer's warranty
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Average Customer Rating is 4.0 out of 5 stars:
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Average Attributes Rating:
| Durability | | 3.7 |
| Value | | 4.0 |
| Features | | 3.7 |
| Design | | 4.3 |
| Usability | | 4.3 |
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Mark from North Plainfield, NJ
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Okay, it's a 15" subwoofer so it puts out a lot of bass. Of course it should. I've had dual 10" and different single 12" subs in my truck. One day I said to myself... I have room to fit a single 15" so try one out. I'm glad I did. This is what I was looking for. It has a high sensitivity rating and does not require a lot of power. I'm giving it 500 watts RMS from an Eclipse XA1200 amp. What I like is that you can play your music at low volumes and it will provide all the bass you need without even barely moving the cone and it's not boomy bass. On the flip side if your traveling at 75 mph with all the windows rolled down and you turn up the volume it will really pound you like crazy and that's the difference in my experience between dual 10's and single 12's. I'm very happy with it.
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tom from yakima, wa
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These subs have such a high max power rating and that's because JBL makes sure it can take it. If you want the best of both worlds ( spl and sq ) go with JBL. A friend has a system with 4 of these doing mid 150s and hair tricks all day.
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jdtilton from Bonney Lake, Wa
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I blew it up today. It lasted about a year. I never ran it too hard, until today. I was in the mood for some loud deep bass (Ludacris). It only made it through 2/3 of the song before it smoked. I had it in a sealed custom box built to spec and powered by a memphis mcd1000 mono amp only at 1/2 gain. It is a little too much power but it was never sloppy. It just couldn't take the pounding.
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