JBL Club 102SL 10" Shallow-Mount SSI Subwoofer
Key features
- Subwoofer size: 10.0 inches
- RMS power per subwoofer: 350 W
- Voice-coil options: Switchable 2Ω / 4Ω
- Frequency response (-6 dB): 35 Hz–500 Hz
- Sensitivity (1 W/1 m): 82.5 dB
- Mounting depth: 82.5 mm
JBL Club 102SL 10" Shallow-Mount SSI Subwoofer is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
Description
Description
Product Overview
Make room for bass in a tight install with the JBL Club 102SL 10-inch shallow-mount subwoofer. Its 82.5mm (3.25") mounting depth and 350W RMS power handling suit builds where space is limited. SSI™ lets you select a 2-ohm or 4-ohm impedance to match your amplifier setup.
Key Features & Benefits
- Shallow profile: The 82.5mm mounting depth opens up under-seat, behind-seat, spare-tire well, and shallow trunk locations.
- Selectable impedance: Choose 2 or 4 ohms with SSI™ to suit your amplifier’s intended load, without rewiring.
- Rigid aluminum cone: The stiff cone supports accurate bass reproduction in the shallow motor design.
- High-roll rubber surround: It maximizes available cone excursion within the low-profile structure.
- Vented basket: Airflow around the 50mm voice coil helps manage heat during high-output operation.
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Brand | JBL |
| Model | Club 102SL |
| Size | 10" (250mm) |
| Power Handling (RMS) | 350W |
| Power Handling (Peak) | 1,050W |
| Sensitivity (1W/1m) | 82.5dB |
| Frequency Response (-6dB) | 35Hz – 500Hz |
| Impedance | 2 or 4 ohms (SSI™ Selectable) |
| Voice Coil Diameter | 50mm |
| Cone Material | Rigid Aluminum |
| Surround Material | High-Roll Rubber |
| Basket | Vented |
| Cutout Diameter | 228.6mm (22.86cm) |
| Mounting Depth | 82.5mm (3.25") |
| Weight | 4.5 kg |
Why Choose This Product?
The Club 102SL brings JBL Club Series power handling to a compact subwoofer format. Its aluminum cone distinguishes it from the standard Club 102’s polypropylene cone, while the shallow motor structure helps address space constraints. A concealed trim ring and signature orange accent give the installed subwoofer a clean, custom look.
Installation & Compatibility Notes
Check the available mounting depth and cutout diameter at your intended location before choosing an enclosure. A sealed shallow-mount enclosure is a practical option for under-seat or spare-tire well installations. A purpose-built ported shallow enclosure can extend low-frequency output if space allows.
Pair it with a mono amplifier rated 250–350W RMS at your chosen impedance. The JBL Club A600 is listed as a match at 350W RMS at 4 ohms or 600W RMS at 2 ohms; keep gain conservative at 2 ohms to stay within the subwoofer’s 350W RMS rating. The supplied guidance recommends an 80Hz low-pass crossover, a 30Hz subsonic filter, and 8 AWG or heavier speaker wire from the amplifier to the subwoofer.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much mounting space does the Club 102SL need?
Its mounting depth is 82.5mm (3.25"), and its cutout diameter is 228.6mm (22.86cm). Measure the installation location and enclosure opening against both dimensions.
Can I select the impedance to match my amplifier?
Yes. SSI™ provides a choice of 2 or 4 ohms. Select the setting that suits your amplifier’s intended output and observe the 350W RMS power-handling rating.
What amplifier power is recommended?
The recommended range is 250–350W RMS from a mono amplifier at your chosen impedance. The Club A600 is listed as a match, with conservative gain advised at 2 ohms.
Which enclosure type should I use?
A sealed shallow-mount enclosure is a common choice for under-seat and spare-tire well locations. A purpose-built ported shallow enclosure is another option when space allows.
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