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New Clarion WG3020D 900w (300RMS) Dual 4 Ohm Voice Coil 12" Subwoofer 56% off @ $69.99 SHIP'D

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New Clarion WG3020D 900w (300RMS) Dual 4 Ohm Voice Coil 12" Subwoofer 56% off @ $69.99 SHIP'D
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Store Rep[Deactivated] on 06/06/2014 - 08:36 supercheapeverything.com (123 clicks)

PLEASE NOTE THE BELOW SPECIFICATIONS ARE IN BOTH PEAK POWER AND RMS POWER AS SUPPLIED BY THE MANUFACTURER TO LEARN MORE ABOUT THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THE TWO PLEASE VISIT THE BELOW LINK IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS

http://www.bcae1.com/speakrat.htm

value, reliability and great sound…. what more could you ask for ?

The sonic specialists at Clarion optimize their WG3020D Subwoofers for great sonic range and impressive bass reproduction , even at low listening levels. You can connect WG Series Subwoofers to a strong 2 channel bridged or one of Clarions Impressive monblock amplifiers for an immediate sonic improvement. The WG series of Subwoofers represents great engineering, bass reproduction and value for money coming from a rich 70+ year legacy in car audio and acoustics !
Product highlights

Max Power Handling : 900 Watts
Continuous Power Handling : 300 Watts
Dual 4-Ohm Heavy Duty Black Aluminum Voice Coils
Aluminized IPP Dust Cap
Reinforced SPP Cone
Nitrile Butadiene Rubber High Excursion Surround
Hyper Extended Rear Vented Pole Piece
Custom Stamped Steel Powder Coated Basket
Frequency Response : 25-1000 Hz
Efficiency : 88 dB/W/m
Impedance : Dual 4-Ohm
Outside Dimension : 12"
Mounting Depth : 5-7/8"
Enclosure Size : 1.0 cu. ft. (Sealed), 1.50 cu. ft (ported)

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  • jd on 06/06/2014 - 10:21

    Any good price for a 10" dual 2ohm shallow or slimline subwoofer? I need it for a specific purpose. Thanks

    • TALLBALLER on 06/06/2014 - 22:03
      • 1 FOR SIMILAR AS WELL
  • [Deactivated] on 06/06/2014 - 11:12
    +1

    The link you post to is absolutely incorrect. There is no hard and fast rule for peak power and it is not:

    "You know that peak power is 2*RMS power. If a speaker is actually capable of handling 150 watts of peak power it would only be rated to handle 75 watts RMS. "

    Totally wrong.

    I can find several random people on the internet claiming it is twice, three, four times the power.

    Wrong wrong wrong.

    There is no rule to peak values.

    For instance, your ad is for a speaker that appears to use three times the RMS value.

    It used to be common for crappy little desktop computer speakers to have 2000W PMPO on and those things could realistically handle less about 3W RMS.

    This is the only rule for peak power you will ever need:

    Peak = RMS x (How I feel this morning) x (0-10 rating of this mornings turd)

    • PlagueistheCheap on 06/06/2014 - 11:16

      I came in here to write what you said albeit not quite as well

  • FootooMootoo on 06/06/2014 - 11:13
    +1

    Aaah the good old days ;)

    Cruising around with the music blaring from all open windows in the freezing cold ….boom ts boom ts boom ts….

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