Audio Ace Joker v3 Series 12" Subwoofer Dual 2 Ohm
Key features
- Subwoofer size: 12.0 inches
- RMS power per subwoofer: 1000 W
- Voice-coil options: D2
- Voice-coil diameter: 3 inches
- Mounting depth: 7 inches
- Mounting cutout diameter: 11.181 inches
Audio Ace Joker v3 Series 12" Subwoofer Dual 2 Ohm is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
Description
Description
Product Overview
The Audio Ace Joker v3 Series 12-inch dual 2-ohm subwoofer gives you enclosure options for shaping bass around your build. Its 1000 W RMS power handling, 3-inch voice coil, and 168 oz FEA-optimized magnet motor are designed for controlled performance at high excursion.
Key Features & Benefits
- Dual 2-ohm impedance: Offers flexible loading options when matching the subwoofer to your amplifier.
- 1000 W RMS power handling: Provides a rating to consider when selecting a capable amplifier.
- 3-inch high-temperature voice coil: Four-layer epoxy windings are designed for high-temperature, high-excursion operation.
- Wide Roll Surround: Supports longer, smoother cone travel with control at low frequencies.
- 168 oz FEA-optimized magnet motor: Provides motor control for deep bass response.
- Multiple enclosure options: Sealed, ported, and bandpass configurations let you tailor the bass character to your build.
Technical Specifications
| Brand and series | Audio Ace Joker v3 Series |
|---|---|
| Subwoofer size | 12 inches |
| Impedance | Dual 2 Ω |
| Power handling | 1000 W RMS (conservative) |
| Voice coil | 3" coil, 4-layer epoxy windings, high-temp |
| Surround | Wide Roll Surround |
| Magnet motor | 168 oz FEA-optimized magnet motor |
| Mounting depth | 7 inches |
| Cutout | 11.181 inches |
| Enclosure compatibility | Sealed, Ported, and Bandpass |
| Sealed box recommendation | 1 cu ft |
| Ported box recommendation | 1.5–1.75 cu ft |
| Port area | 12–14 in² per ft³ |
| Tuning | 30–36 Hz |
| Enclosure notes | 4th order and 6th order friendly |
| Vas | 25.64 L |
| Fs | 28.7 Hz |
| Qts | 0.422 |
Why Choose This Product?
The Joker v3 gives you several enclosure approaches rather than limiting you to one box style. Use the supplied sealed or ported volume recommendations as a starting point, or consider its stated 4th-order and 6th-order enclosure compatibility when planning a custom build.
Its Thiele-Small parameters provide useful reference points for enclosure planning. The recommended port tuning range and port area help define the supplied ported-box guidance.
Installation & Compatibility Notes
Allow for a 7-inch mounting depth and an 11.181-inch cutout when checking the available mounting space. Confirm both dimensions against your enclosure before installation.
The dual 2-ohm configuration affects amplifier loading. Match the final wiring and load to your amplifier’s supported impedance, and plan around the subwoofer’s 1000 W RMS rating. For a ported box, the stated recommendations are 1.5–1.75 cu ft, 12–14 in² of port area per ft³, and 30–36 Hz tuning.
Frequently Asked Questions
What amplifier power rating should I consider?
The subwoofer is rated at 1000 W RMS. The description recommends pairing it with a capable 1000 W-class amplifier.
What does dual 2-ohm impedance mean for my setup?
It provides loading options for amplifier matching. Confirm that your planned wiring and final impedance are supported by your amplifier.
How much mounting space does it need?
Plan for a 7-inch mounting depth and an 11.181-inch cutout.
What box volume is recommended?
The stated recommendation is 1 cu ft for a sealed enclosure or 1.5–1.75 cu ft for a ported enclosure. Ported builds are specified at 30–36 Hz tuning and 12–14 in² of port area per ft³.
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