Pyramid WH10 300 Watt 10 Inch 8 Ohm High Power Car Audio Paper Cone Subwoofer moto 5 / 282 / 212 Color:Cyberspace

Name: Pyramid WH10 300 Watt 10 Inch 8 Ohm High Power Car Audio Paper Cone Subwoofer moto 5 / 282 / 212 Color:Cyberspace
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 92026085760
Price: 22.19 USD
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Pyramid WH10 300 Watt 10 Inch 8 Ohm High Power Car Audio Paper Cone Subwoofer moto 5 282 212 Color:Cyberspace 5 282 212 CFM or frequently used components 5 inch high temperature Kapton bobbin voice coil and an 8 ohm impedance rating that compensates for the undersized wire found in most cars and ultimately reduces distortion so you can enjoy a crisp and clear sound Maximum power output of 300 watt peak power or 150 watt RMS so you can play your favorite tracks as loud as you want and with style

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