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10" Dual 4 ohm XTR PRO Series Car Subwoofer

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10" XTR PRO Subwoofer • 1000W Max • 500W RMS • Dual 4 ohm • Symmetrical tuned long-throw surround • Custom cast aluminum frame • Tinsel leads stitched and looped across spider

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10" XTR PRO Subwoofer • 1000W Max • 500W RMS • Dual 4 ohm • Symmetrical tuned long-throw surround • Custom cast aluminum frame • Tinsel leads stitched and looped across spider

Description


  • 10" XTR PRO Dual 4 ohm Subwoofer
  • Power Handling:
    • Peak: 1000 watts
    • RMS: 500 watts
  • Polypropylene dust cap and paper cone is moisture and UV resistant
  • Nitrile-butadiene rubber surround enhances the linear excursion
  • Symmetrical tuned long-throw surround
  • Dual interlaced conex spider
  • Custom cast aluminum frame
  • Custom trim ring
  • Tinsel leads stitched and looped across spider
  • Venting in voice coil former is part of the enhanced voice coil cooling system
  • Advanced forced convection cooling system
  • Tri-cooling system
  • Copper wound voice coil on aluminum former
  • Sensitivity: 82 dB
  • Two large 48 oz. double stacked ceramic magnets (96 oz. total)
  • 1-year Sonic Electronix warranty

Subwoofer Wiring Guide


Wiring Guide to Wire 1 Orion XTRPRO104 / XTRPRO104D Subwoofer

Mono Amp

2 Channel Amp - Bridged

Wiring Guide to Wire 2 Orion XTRPRO104 / XTRPRO104D Subwoofers

Mono Amp

Mono Amp - Option 1

2 Channel Amp

2 Channel Amp - Bridged

4 Channel Amp - Bridged

Wiring Guide to Wire 3 Orion XTRPRO104 / XTRPRO104D Subwoofers

Mono Amp

4 Channel Amp

Wiring Guide to Wire 4 Orion XTRPRO104 / XTRPRO104D Subwoofers

Mono Amp

2 Channel Amp

2 Channel Amp - Bridged

4 Channel Amp

Specifications & Details


Subwoofer Specifications
Series
XTR Pro Series
Subwoofer Size
10"
Peak Power Handling
1000 watts
RMS Power Handling
500 watts
Voice Coil(s)
Dual
Impedance (Per Voice Coil)
4 ohms
Sensitivity
82 dB
Xmax (millimeters)
17.82 mm
Subwoofer Design
Round / Circle
Main Cone Color
Black
Woofer Composition
Reinforced Paper
Woofer Surround
Nitrile Butadiene Rubber NBR
Subwoofer Grille
No
Re-Cone Kit Available
No
Recommended Enclosure Specifications
Recommended Enclosure Type
Ported / Vented
Sealed
Minimum Sealed Box Volume
.75 cubic feet
Maximum Sealed Box Volume
.75 cubic feet
Minimum Ported Box Volume
.75 cubic feet
Maximum Ported Box Volume
.75 cubic feet
Top-Mount Depth (Mounting Depth)
5-9/10"
Cutout Diameter
9"
Shallow Mount Installation
No
Warranty and Return Policy
Parts Warranty Duration
1 year
Labor Warranty Duration
1 year
Warranty Provider
Manufacturer

Item Details


Manufacturer:

Model Number:

XTRPRO104

Weight:

20.50lbs

Internal SKU:

xtrpro104

Internal Product ID:

20885

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Orion XTR PR

I have to say, in 15 years I've never owned or been more impressed with a more effecient, thunder pounding single 10" woofer. I'm 30 and at age 15 I caught the fever for bass and sound systems! Been installing off and on since. This M.F. is by far the baddest 10" ever. 15 years of bassing have caused hearing impairment in my right ear and I'm never happy and always wanting more. I have this in a band pass hooked up to an AlPINE 1000 watt 5 channel All mids and highs are ripping and that leaves me a monoblock 1 ohm stable subwoofer channel with the hardest pushing 300 watts. Yeah 300 watts, bridged, run in parrallel on a woofer with 500RMS and 1000MAX in a bandpass box in my trunk, (sealed) not a hatch back and I had to turn down the gain. It is the perfect balancde. 1.) for hard hitting, durable, consistant, low ohm, tough constructrion and over all handling - it's tough to beat ORION and they have been that way for over 15 years, same with the amps. I'm a huge fan. Also, for you newbies, looking for top notch amps and woofer I highly reccoment Alpine amps, and especially the Type R (SWR) Subwoofer. By the way Alpineusa.com just released their newest woofer! Yes get this - 8" type R woofer. AMEN. The magnet is dang near as large and roung as the rim and cone. But I have to say I love Alpine and JL Audio and Fosgate more then any other brands out their, I have a feeling this Orion is going to be sufficient enough to outlast my ability to have hard hitting bass!! Another reccommendations to new commers, JL Audio also has superior subs and nop notch amps. But for the price difference ALPINE all the way or ORION - both of which have been around over 20 years so you know they've mastered their design. Also, good T-line subwoofer boxes (Transmission Line) they can make two 6" subwoofers boom like 12's. It's the basic use of channeling base accumulation for lower harder hitting base, very similar to how bose does it. I hear one 8" Fosgate in a T-Line Box and it sounded atleas like two 10"s atleast. I think I'm going to build a T-Line for my Orion and make it sound like two 12's. One thing I can sound is even at low volume this woofer puts out a sound the makes you know and feel that if you were to crank it up or add wattage that it will do some damage. I related it to a deep thunder soound. I bought from my friend because it blew out his back wind shield! Yeah this one ORION 10" XTR PR in a ported box!

Everyone has there opinions about sealed vs ported or vented boxes. I've had both and sealed boxes never seemed to allow the clean, low thunderbass I like. Sealed to me allways just seems like, bang bang bass with a lot of extra constant base, but Im an advocate of ported because they can be tuned to perfection and in general vented because they allow and good low natural clean air flow kind of base. Ported or Vented is always my rule of thumbs, I feel like you can get more our of you woofer regardless of brand or size. Cardinal rules: makes sure ever dimension is exact, especially diameter and length of port and seal the s*** out of that box! an air leak the size of a screew how can cause a huge difference! Your quality of amp and sub are only as good as you quality of box. It is detrimental to have right dimensions. Dont go to the audio store and buy a vented box for two 10"s and asume proper. Always check the required cubic inches and air space, because if you get those exact, you get the most effecient sound, no distortion and you subs will last longer. Rule 1: always allow a good week or two to break in the woofer like a new pair of shoes. I do this be puting in a base cd and day one turn the volume to 2, a day or two later turn volume to 4 and so on. If you anything like me your gonna want to drop them in and bass it up right away. All you goin to do is blow them. Did it many times when i was younger and ALWAYS allow atleast 24hr's for cylicone to dry. Set it up in front of a fan or somthing. I've always prefered clear cylicon and for extra seal lay a line of cylicon or wood glue when assembling the box and always predril the screw holes to avoid splitting the wood, that's the professional way. Rule 2: The only wood you should use to construct sub boxes is 3/4 partical board or 5/8 MDF Board. Professionals and my self refuse to use any thing less then 5/8 MDF board, it's grade A wood for woofers. Now if you're going to hook up one little 8" woofer just to have a little extra base and aren't looking for some good heave bumps, just use 3/4 Partical. Rule 3); amplifier your dang mids and highs. Amps come built now with built in croossovers. Nothing sounds worse the hard hitting bass and your mids and highs distorting because your 50x4 head unit is not giving them the power they need. Also amping your mids allows you the mos hertz control and gains and ability to eliminate base. Wiring you tweets on your head unit is gonna sound terrible unless you have bass blocking capacitors in line. But still it's always gone give you the cleanest, strongets, ear piercing mids and highs by amplifing your mids and higs. they will las longer too. Trying to crank volume on a 61/2 to obtain hard bass in the back is bad balance and tunning. You can only give it 50 watts and it has RMS of 80 or hundred with a max of 180 then your gona wear it out and tear its up. Thats like having a Premium Competion Woofer that has an RMS of 800 and max of 1400 and getting a cheap roadmaster or VR3 100 watt amp. Then cranking up the bass to to max and then the volume to get it to bump. It's crap and will just distort and tear them up. If your going to do it, do it right. In fifteen years I've gotten sick of two amps and capacitors so I got the Alpine 1000 watt with the five channels. It's so effecient that I don't need a Farad Capacitor, lights don't dim etc. Also, if you don't know, and you have a Class D, high powered amp and you're wanting to have pounding bass, please get yourself a Farad Capacitor. Say your running a 1000wt to two 10"s and like to run it loud and hard, get a 1 or 1.5 or even 2 Farad Capacitor. It's like have an extra battery. Imagine it like this, you have a 1000 watt hooked up to two high powered 10"s, well though your remote wire to the amp, your head unit is gonna tell your amp to push the woofers to a certain height. Your woofers are high powered and the demand more power then the 1000 watt so basically they suck out all the wattage from the amp and basically start drowning your amp and thats why lights dim and flicker because you amp is struggling and trying to pull wattage and voltage from you other electrical 12volt sources. with the right size Cap, it stores that extra bass and is directrly wired to you amp, so when it sensed that you amp is struggling it shoot's in the extra voltage to the amp to give it what it needs to perform. I found a 2.2 Farad Bulldog capacitor on ebay for 28 dollars. You don't need to go to car toys or best buy or whereever and get Fosgate or Tsunami expensive name brand Caps, they all searve the same purpose. To keep you from frying your amp, battery and alternator. plus it makes for cleaning, better and more consistent hard hittng base. That's why it's important to get an amp that is atleast strong enough to handle the max wattage handling by the woofer. When you bridge, run in series or parrallel you need an amp capable or reaching the max at times, not just one to cover the RMS. Also, when you bridge your woofer, run parrallel or in series you are lowering you ohms. I have a 10" 4 ohm ORION woofer than after running the dual voice coils in parralle or series it's going to drop from 4ohms to 2ohms or maybe lower. So when choosing an amp make sure that if you plan on bridging woofers that the amp is 2 ohm stable. For instance you buy two 2 ohm woofers and bridge and wire them for maximum power make sure you buy and amp that is atleast 1 ohm stable, there are even .5ohm stable amps. First, of all, always bridge your amp, if not you wasted your money and the subs will sound like hell and only put out about half off the wattage rating of the amp. Waisted of time. Bridge them!!! Always, and keep your hertz low based of specifications based on woofer to keep it low and smooth, the higher the hertz on you gain the more levels of treble and bass its going to pull through and you'll good a lot of junk bass. It'l seem they are hitting harder but they are just picking up more base levels, highs and lows, and it wont sound as clean. Tune by ear for best sound and always makes sure your mids and highs are equal to the bass output. You ever hear those guys drive by with ponding bass and rattling trunks and all you hear is scratching distorted trebble? THat's because they haven't got enought power to the mids and highs, or have crap mids and highs. Tha'ts why it's important to have equal tuning between your mids/highs and bass. Make Equal! For help google and research, ways to wire your speakers and amps for max output, and learn about how wiring and ohms play a huge factor in your output. You may have a $2,000 system right now that isn't what you thought or you think its sounds good but through research or wiring scheems and bridging and lower ohms you might find that you $2,000 decent system could be capable of competition. Don't forget to look on ebay, carstereoonline.com, nextag, and sonicexlectronics.com for the best deals on caps. Reasearch cubic footage and getting the exact dimensions for your woofers, ohms and reasearch you poducts to determine if they are stable to handle lower ohms or capable of being wired in a certain way before you do it or you'll have a fried system. Always research and know your stuff before you make changes. Thuroughness and knowledge and research are gona give you the best system and maximization of your system and money's worth!!

Audio systems are my biggest passion in life so I'd love to give advise and help others. Too bad placed don't hire just consultants. But ORION Subs and AMPs are and have always been 5 Star. That doesn't mean you can just by the cheapest Orion product and expect it to be awesome, you get what you pay for! Check your specs, one or two voice coils, one or two spiders, one or two magnets, what kind of exursion they can put out and the impedence: 2-4-8ohms and RMS and Max watt handling and check all the same for the amp or ask profession whick amp would do the best job with the woofer. Google "Big three wiring upgrde" it will help. Unless you're running a small little 150watt amp for boost you mids never use any wire guage smaller then 4 guage. I use 4 guage. 2 guage and 0 guage are the best way to go be they are expensive and hard to wire into amp and expisically hide that kind of wire. Also, i you have a 4 guuge power wire make dang sure you also have 4 guage ground wire. I even have 4 guage cable as my speaker wire. That isn't really a must. but have consistent guuge wiring throughout allways for smoothest flow of watts and voltage. I gurantee you if you have 2 guage power wire to hihg powered amp and 16 gugage speaker wire to your high powered woofers, one, wihing 5 minutes of hard pushing base your amp with over heat and go into protection mode. and you're not gonna get the best potential out of your sub base out put! I you buy a Tsunami Chrome terminal connecter for you 12volt car battery and your running 2 guage wire, you need to also hook up 2 guage to you negative terminal, and 2 guage wire to your alternator on theres a third wire on the positvie terminal that needs to be same guage. That's basically thats part of you big three wiring upgrade! Also, before you pass you power cable though your fire wall make sure you have have a fuse holder and fused wired in. If 2 guage wiring to a high powered amp you might consider a 60 amp fuse or 80. Most all amps now also come with two built in 30 amp fuses. That's a lot of voltage and wattage, don't risk it bc it won't take much to fry your amp. Better safe then sorry. Before you hook up power wire to amp disconnect fuse to avoid frying anything. Hook up power wire first, and ground 2cnd. Or just disconnect the negative terminal on you batter and basically you will have not electric power anywhere in your car. That's always the wisest way. First rule of installation disconnect negative on battery or both. Also when shoping for an amp just to push some some high powered subs always look for and try to buy MONOBLOCK, CLASS D AMPS. There made to handle all that heat and sta cool and still run effeciently! I give the ORION XTR PR 10" Sub a 5 star rating. I give ORION all together 5 stars unless you just buy they cheapest they have to offer. Alpine, Fosgage, Kicker, Orion, Soundstream and make great subs and amps. Mids and Highs you can never go wrong with MB Quart, Boston Acoustic or Polk Audio. I prefer Boston Acoustice! Those three brands also make amps and subs but I've never dealt with them so I can attest to their performance! Marty P.S. Don't underestimate Sony X-Plod Products, they've come a long way and I just got rid of to Sony 10's and they were hiting 106DB on a 1000 sony amp. Also, for the price Dual brand woofer and amps are very impressive and powerful. I owned a Dual 10 in a Dual Bandpass Box and it ripped that bass. Just couldn't withstand the power and eventually blew. But they do put out and if you want a good hard hitting system for cheap, get Dual. Remember it's all about the dimensions and specs. Study up, do your home work and research before you buy anything. Professional opinions and suggestions are nice but do you own home work and learn for yourself too!

By Marty on April 7, 2011

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great buy

I bought one of these the other day. I have a orion cobalt 600 amp running it. It sounds great, it hits very hard. I would highly recommend this sub.

By c on October 2, 2010

13

found this helpful.

THESE THINGS SLAM!!!!

For the price i was blown away by how powerful these things are. Not even broke in yet and these things are already awesome. They take a little while to break in. I have two of them in separate boxes that i got from Sonic and they are powered by a Lanzar Max 2000 watt 2 channel amp that i also got from Sonic and it is a great combo. I would reccomend these to anyone. If you cant afford the orion HCCA like me then this is the best sub u can get. THESE SUBS SLAM!!!!

By Austin on January 11, 2012

12

found this helpful.

These subs POUND!!

I've owned these subs for about a week now and they freaking pound! Explosive tight over the top bass that flexes glass and the frame of my toyota celica. The magnet is almost as big and the freaking sub, and each sub weighs around 24 lbs. I HIGHLY recommend them.

By Tyler on April 30, 2010

12

found this helpful.

AWESOME!

Best speaker I've had and I've owned a lot of subs. No cons? All pros! I have them in a Z71 now a 350Z. My mirros fall off of every vehicle. Extremely sweet subs.

By Taylor on July 5, 2012

9

found this helpful.

slams

A whole lot of good solid bass for the bucks.

By jesse on June 10, 2012

8

found this helpful.

amazing sound quality

These things pound hard but most importantly they bump clean. SPL is like nothing without sq. I've always had JL Audio until my w3v3 blew up in a week and these sound just as good if not better great buy from Sonic. DVC makes it easier to get the high wattage to these speakers unlike svc. Like JL's these are amazing subs they look so pretty out of the box the picture doesn't do it justice. I have a hifonics 1000 watt monoblock awesome set up.

By orion 4 life now on February 28, 2012

9

found this helpful.

Great clean power hungry sub

I bought 4 of these for 2 separate projects. I built 2 standalone sealed enclosures, at roughly .83 ft^3 per sub, slanted face box , with 3/4 MDF. I have the subs driven by a Hifonics 1800.1d amp.
I can drive the speakers extremely hard, and they seem like they could take more. Sound is clean, and for 10's they hit pretty decent, I guess I would expect that for the excursion they have.
The other box I made was a bassreflex setup. Subs are not separated, and I made one port at 14 in^3 for the 2, It's roughly 40Hz with the box volume around 1.7 ft^3.
The box is louder than the sealed setup I did, and I have the same amp driving these also. The sealed box definitely sounds better, and I would love to see what they do in a 4th order bandpass... might be my next project.
Great subs, I definitely recommend. I have a history of using Alumapro's, or Kicker Solo, but I definitely like the sound of these. They aren't the most efficient speaker out there, and if you want to feel your heart skip look elsewhere.

By Jason on July 30, 2012

8

found this helpful.

Orion Woofers, good Sound expend less, better JL

Great sound, I changed two 10" JL W6 to 2 Orion XTRPRO104, sound better, expend less money, I recommend them to you.

By Ing_amaya on April 29, 2012

8

found this helpful.

great subs

I put two of these in my '09 F-450 and they by far exceeded my expectations. Great low frequency response and all around strong performance.

By speedbump on February 28, 2012

8

found this helpful.

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