Pyle 8" 250W Enclosed Carpeted Car Subwoofer Tube Speaker System (For Parts) analyze providing an effortless experience Color:Cyberspace

Name: Pyle 8" 250W Enclosed Carpeted Car Subwoofer Tube Speaker System (For Parts) analyze providing an effortless experience Color:Cyberspace
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 80404300497
Price: 57.04 USD
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Pyle 8" 250W Enclosed Carpeted Car Subwoofer Tube Speaker System (For Parts) analyze providing an effortless experience Color:Cyberspace providing an effortless experience New *Unicel* C 9650 Replacement Filter Cartridge Enclosed car audio sub features 250 watts of max power for high quality sound output Equipped with built in high output amplifier and bass reflex vent for added sub bass response

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