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Orion Cobalt Series CT124D 12" Subwoofer 1500W Max Music Dual Voice Coil 4 Ohms (Each)

Orion Cobalt Series CT124D 12" Subwoofer 1500W Max Music Dual Voice Coil 4 Ohms (Each) Orion

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Orion CT-124D 12 inch 1500 Watts Max DVC 4 ohms Car Sub Woofer

Are you looking to increase the performance of your car audio setup without breaking the bank? Then Orion's 12" dual 4-ohm subwoofers will do just that providing you with 375 watts RMS and a frequency response of 30Hz - 1KHz leaving less room for background noise and more room for heart-pounding bass. With an impedance of dual 4 ohms, its 2" 4-layer copper wound voice coil and heavy-weight magnet make for sturdy built subwoofers that are sure to bring you clean-cut audio wherever you go.

Features:
Extended and Bumped Back Plate
Extended Heavy Weight Magnet
2" Copper Wound Voice Coil on an AL Former
Impedance: Dual 4 Ohm
UV Coated Paper/Fiber Blend Cone with Foam Surround
Reversible Top Gasket
Push Terminals
RMS Power: 375 Watts
Nominal Power: 750 Watts
Max Power: 1500 Watts
Frequency Response: 30Hz - 1KHz
Mounting Depth: 5.29"
Mounting Diameter: 10.82‚ÄĚ

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