Audio Code AXC-T82 8" 1,000W RMS Subwoofer D2
Key features
- Subwoofer size: 8.0 inches
- RMS power per subwoofer: 1000 W
- Voice-coil options: D2
- Connections: Push terminals
- Mounting: Eight-hole flange
- Motor ventilation: Rear pole vent
Audio Code AXC-T82 8" 1,000W RMS Subwoofer D2 is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
Audio Code AXC-T82 8" 1,000W RMS Subwoofer D2 is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
Description
Description
Product Overview
Get substantial bass from a compact 8-inch subwoofer with the Audio Code AXC-T82. Its 1,000W RMS rating and Dual 2-Ohm voice coils give you high power handling and two wiring options for a compatible amplifier.
Consider the AXC-T82 for a space-conscious system, such as an under-seat or small-trunk build. Its 8-inch size is suited to installations where a larger subwoofer may not fit.
Key Features & Benefits
- 1,000W RMS power handling: Match it with an amplifier that provides suitable power at the selected final impedance.
- Dual 2-Ohm voice coils: Wire the coils in parallel for a 1-ohm load or in series for a 4-ohm load.
- Compact 8-inch size: Plan a subwoofer installation where space is limited.
- Sealed-enclosure option: A sealed enclosure is a practical choice for compact builds seeking tight, accurate bass.
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Brand | Audio Code (Audio Xtreme Code) |
| Model | AXC-T82 |
| Size | 8" |
| Power Handling (RMS) | 1,000W |
| Voice Coil | Dual Voice Coil (DVC) |
| Impedance per Coil | 2 ohms |
| Final Impedance (Parallel) | 1 ohm |
| Final Impedance (Series) | 4 ohms |
Why Choose This Product?
The AXC-T82 combines an 8-inch format with a 1,000W RMS rating, making it an option for builds that need to balance available space with substantial power handling. Its D2 voice coils let you choose between 1 ohm and 4 ohms, depending on your amplifier’s supported load and preferred setup.
For maximum output, the product description recommends a mono amplifier rated at 750–1,000W RMS at 1 ohm. For a 4-ohm series-wired setup, select an amplifier suited to that load.
Installation & Compatibility Notes
Confirm that your amplifier supports the final impedance you plan to use. Parallel wiring produces a 1-ohm load; series wiring produces a 4-ohm load. The source recommends 4-gauge power and ground wire to the amplifier and 8 AWG or heavier speaker wire from the amplifier to the subwoofer.
Check the available mounting space and enclosure requirements for your installation before choosing a location. A sealed enclosure is identified as a practical option for compact builds; specific enclosure volume recommendations are not included here.
Frequently Asked Questions
What final impedance can the AXC-T82 use?
Its two 2-ohm voice coils can be wired in parallel for a 1-ohm final load or in series for a 4-ohm final load. Choose the configuration your amplifier supports.
What amplifier power is recommended?
The product description recommends a mono amplifier rated at 750–1,000W RMS at 1 ohm for maximum output. Match the amplifier’s rating to the selected final impedance.
What enclosure type is suggested?
A sealed enclosure is described as a practical choice for an 8-inch high-output build, including compact locations such as under a seat or in a small trunk.
How does the AXC-T82 differ from the AXC-T84?
Both models are described as 8-inch subwoofers rated at 1,000W RMS. The AXC-T82 has Dual 2-Ohm coils, for 1- or 4-ohm final loads; the AXC-T84 has Dual 4-Ohm coils, for 2- or 8-ohm final loads.
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