American Bass VFL Comp Signature Series 12" Subwoofer
Key features
- Subwoofer size: 12.0 inches
- RMS power per subwoofer: 5000 W
- Voice-coil options: D1, D2
- Mounting depth: 9.53 inches
- Cutout size: 11.34 inches
American Bass VFL Comp Signature Series 12" Subwoofer - Dual 1 Ohm is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
American Bass VFL Comp Signature Series 12" Subwoofer - Dual 1 Ohm is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
Description
Description
Product Overview
The American Bass VFL Comp Signature Series 12" subwoofer is built for SPL-focused car audio systems that need substantial bass output. Its 5,000W RMS rating, 2.5" voice coil, and carbon fiber paperback cone are designed for demanding high-output use.
Key Features & Benefits
- 5,000W RMS power handling: Plan a system around its substantial continuous power rating.
- 10,000W maximum power: The listed peak rating describes brief power handling, not continuous RMS output.
- DVC 1/2 Ohm impedance: Account for the dual voice coil configuration when planning amplifier loading.
- Carbon fiber paperback cone: The cone material is specified for added rigidity and clarity at high output.
- 2.5" voice coil: A key component to consider for a demanding bass system.
Technical Specifications
The cone material is carbon fiber paperback.
| RMS POWER | 5,000W |
| MAX POWER | 10,000W |
| IMPEDANCE (OHMS) | DVC 1/2 Ohm |
| MOUNTING DEPTH (IN) | 7.75” |
| CUTOUT SIZE (IN) | 11.5” |
| MAGNET SIZE (OZ) | 500oz |
| VOICE COIL SIZE | 2.5” |
Why Choose This Product?
This 12-inch subwoofer is intended for a properly engineered SPL build. Its high RMS rating and specified dual voice coil impedance make amplifier matching and system planning important parts of the setup.
Installation & Compatibility Notes
Allow for 7.75" of mounting depth and an 11.5" cutout. Check the available space in your enclosure or mounting panel, including room for the subwoofer and any grille clearance.
Before installation, confirm that your amplifier supports the planned voice coil wiring and resulting load. Pair the subwoofer with an appropriate amplifier and a suitable enclosure for your system design.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between the RMS and maximum power ratings?
The listed RMS power is 5,000W, while the maximum power rating is 10,000W. Use the RMS rating when planning continuous amplifier output.
What impedance is listed for this subwoofer?
The specification lists DVC 1/2 Ohm. Confirm the intended wiring configuration and resulting load before matching it to an amplifier.
What mounting dimensions should I allow for?
Plan for a mounting depth of 7.75" and a cutout size of 11.5". Check the enclosure or panel dimensions before installation.
What kind of system is this subwoofer intended for?
It is described for SPL-focused builds with a high-current amplifier and a suitable, properly engineered enclosure.
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Shop the American Bass VFL Comp Signature Series 12" subwoofer at 12 Volt Outlet. Want to learn more about American Bass? Explore our American Bass brand profile.
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