Massive Audio UFOv2 10" Shallow Mount Subwoofer
Key features
- Subwoofer size: 10.0 inches
- RMS power per subwoofer: 300 W
- Voice-coil options: D4
- Voice-coil diameter: 2.5 inches
- Cone: Injection-molded polypropylene
- Terminals: Five-way binding push terminals
Massive Audio UFOv2 10" Shallow Mount Subwoofer is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
Massive Audio UFOv2 10" Shallow Mount Subwoofer is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
Description
Description
Product Overview
Get bass into a tight installation with the Massive Audio UFOv2 10" shallow mount subwoofer. Its 3.1" total depth and flat-cone design suit space-conscious automotive and architectural applications. A 2.5" dual 4-ohm voice coil and 300-watt RMS rating complete this compact 10" driver.
Key Features & Benefits
- Shallow 3.1" depth: Helps make room for a subwoofer where mounting space is limited.
- 300 W RMS handling: Provides the stated continuous power-handling rating for system planning.
- Dual 4-ohm voice coil: Offers wiring flexibility when matching the subwoofer to a suitable amplifier.
- PP injection cone: Pairs a lightweight cone with the product’s stated stiff construction.
- Pressed foam surround: Supports cone movement during bass playback.
- Vented cooling path: Is designed to help maintain performance during sustained bass notes.
Technical Specifications
The recommended sealed enclosure volume is 0.77 ft³. The ported enclosure dimensions are listed below; the specified ported volume is 0.9 ft³ after displacement, tuned to 38 Hz with 14 square inches of port area.
| Size | 10" |
| Peak Watts | 600 |
| RMS Watts | 300 |
| Cone | PP Injection |
| Voice Coil | 2.5" Dual 4 Ohm |
| Surround | Pressed Foam |
| Magnet | High Flux Y30 Strontium |
| Terminals | 5 Way Binding Push |
| Basket | Heavy Gauge Steel |
| Tinsel Leads | Poly Cotton Spider With Woven Round |
| X-Max | 8mm |
| SPL | 86dB |
| Ported Box | 12"H x 14"D x 11"W (Round Port 3" x 8") |
| Sealed Box | 0.77 ft3 |
Total depth: 3.1". Ported enclosure volume: 0.9 ft³ after displacement. Tuning frequency: 38 Hz. Port area: 14 square inches.
Why Choose This Product?
The UFOv2 is designed for installations where enclosure and mounting space are limited, but bass remains a priority. Its heavy-gauge steel basket, High Flux Y30 Strontium magnet, and poly cotton spider with woven round tinsel leads are product-specific construction details to consider when selecting a shallow-mount subwoofer.
Installation & Compatibility Notes
Allow for the subwoofer’s 3.1" total depth and confirm that your mounting location and enclosure have adequate clearance. Choose either the listed sealed enclosure volume or the ported design, and check that the amplifier supports the final impedance created by the dual 4-ohm voice coil wiring.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the power ratings?
The UFOv2 is rated for 300 W RMS and 600 peak watts. Use the RMS rating when matching continuous amplifier output.
What does the dual 4-ohm voice coil mean for wiring?
It provides wiring flexibility, but the final impedance depends on the wiring configuration. Confirm that the amplifier supports the load you plan to use.
Which enclosure options are listed?
The sealed enclosure is 0.77 ft³. The ported design is listed as 0.9 ft³ after displacement, tuned to 38 Hz, with 14 square inches of port area.
How much mounting depth should I allow?
The stated total depth is 3.1". Check available clearance at the intended installation location before fitting the subwoofer.
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