Description

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The Team Series is by far our largest subwoofer that we offer weighing in at at nearly 135 lbs for the 15! We understand that you don’t want all that weight for no reason so lets tell you a little bit about this monster!!

The Team Series boasts a Quad stack Y35 280mm motor structure which utilizes an optimal shorting ring, pole cap, and venting through the bottom plate and pole. The 4” 8 Layer Flatwound aluminum coil made in the USA with nearly a 4” winding height utilizes eight 10” Nomex Progressive spiders paired with a mega roll surround to allow for extreme power handling and excursion!

 

 

The Team series sub:

-Conservatively rated 5,000 RMS(tested on nearly 7500 RMS without any issues)

-4″ 8 layer flatwound aluminum coil with nearly a 4″ winding height made in the US.

-8 stacked 10″ nomex progressive spiders with XL triple tinsels

-Quad stack FEA optimized motor with shorting ring and pole cap

-4 gauge terminals

-Available in 15″ Dual 1 Ohm

 

SPECS

 

RMS: 5000

SPL: 89.1 dB

FMS: 29.3 Hz

BL: 19.6

Res: 192.7

Re: 2.0

Qms: 6.36

Qes: 0.34

Qts: 0.32

Rms: 10.3 kg/s

Cms: 0.06

Mms: 354.1 gr

Nref: 0.51%

VAS: 70.9 L

Rp: 36.2

Lp: 35.8 mH

Cp: 1008.3 uF

Le: 2.06 mH

Xmax:38

 

BOX HEALTHY RECOMMENDATION

Every vehicles applications, equipment, tuning, wiring, ext all play a factor in making sure your woofers are playing clean signals to avoid any clipping. Our products have the reputation of taking some of the most abuse in the industry for its given power rating, but to ensure the longevity using the right air space and scoping for a clean signal will be sure to have a lasting daily resilient subwoofer. 

 

Suggested Healthy spec range.

Rule of thumb lean towards smaller enclousre if clamping @ or more than conservative power. Lean towards bigger enclosure clamping below conservative power

 

Ported enclosure

4.00ft-6.00ft tuned @35hertz with 12-16sqaure inch of port area per cubic foot. 

 

 

Please see freight terms before ordering