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ATG Audio
ATG Audio Transcend Series 8" Dual 4-Ohm Subwoofer
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Tech · Target

ATG Audio Transcend Series 8" Dual 4-Ohm Subwoofer

Deal score 4.4 · Good deal
$149.99$250.00 Target's regular price

You save $100.01 at Target

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Specs

Speaker Type
Subwoofer
Impedance
4-Ohm
RMS Output
750 Watts RMS
Maximum Output
1500 Watts
Dual Voice Coil
Yes
Weight
15.000000
Height
8
Width
13.25
Material
Non-Pressed Paper Cone

About the ATG Audio Transcend Series 8" Dual 4-Ohm Subwoofer

The ATG Audio Transcend Series 8" is a dual 4-ohm car subwoofer rated at 750 watts RMS and 1,500 watts peak, built around a non-pressed paper cone. The dual voice coils let you wire it to a 2-ohm or 8-ohm load, which gives flexibility when matching an amp. At $149.99 at Target as of November 3, 2026, it sits at the only price it has held since late October, so there is no discount to wait for right now.

Best forCar audio upgrades where trunk space is tightBuyers wiring a 2-ohm load from dual 4-ohm coilsEntry-level to mid-power bass buildsSmall sealed or ported enclosures
Pros
  • Dual 4-ohm coils allow 2-ohm or 8-ohm wiring
  • 750 watts RMS handles a solid mid-range amp
  • 8-inch size fits compact enclosures and tight trunks
  • Non-pressed paper cone is light and well suited to bass
  • Light at 15 lb, easy to mount
Cons
Paper cone is less resistant to moisture than poly or treated cones
  • 8-inch driver moves less air than a 10 or 12 for deep bass
  • Needs a stout amp and wiring to reach its 750-watt RMS rating
  • No enclosure or grille included at this price

    • Questions and answers

    Is 750 watts RMS enough for a daily-driver sub?
    Yes. 750 watts RMS is plenty for strong bass in a car cabin. Match it with an amp rated near that RMS figure at your final impedance, not the 1,500-watt peak number.
    Should I wire it to 2 ohms or 8 ohms?
    Dual 4-ohm coils wire in parallel to 2 ohms or in series to 8 ohms. A 2-ohm load draws more power from a mono amp, which is the common choice for this driver.
    What size enclosure does an 8-inch sub need?
    It needs an enclosure cut for an 8-inch driver, typically a small sealed or ported box. Check the mounting depth and cutout diameter before buying a box.
    Is it worth $149.99?
    That is the only price it has shown since October 30, 2026, so there is no sale to chase. It is a fair price for a 750-watt RMS dual-coil 8, but compare against 10-inch options if you want deeper bass.
    What is in the box?
    Expect the subwoofer driver itself. Enclosure, grille, and wiring are usually sold separately, so budget for those.
    When is it cheapest?
    Its lowest recorded price is $149.99, the same as its current price. Car audio tends to dip around holiday sales, so watch for a drop below that.