
Audiopipe 8" 1000W Max Dual Voice Coil 4 Ohm Quad Stack Magnet Subwoofer (8 Inch, 4 Stack)
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The Audiopipe TXX-BDC-IV-8 is an 8-inch car subwoofer built for heavy bass in small spaces. It uses a quad stack of four magnets (150 oz total), a dual 4-ohm voice coil and a Kevlar fiber composite cone, rated at 500W RMS and 1000W peak. The dual voice coil lets you wire it at 2 ohms or 8 ohms, so it pairs with a range of amps. It suits bassheads who want a compact sub that takes real power, but its 5-7/8-inch mounting depth and 85 dB sensitivity mean it needs a strong amp and a well-built enclosure to shine.
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Lowest price we've seen: $127.99 on Nov 13 at Explosive Powersports. Tracked across 14 stores since Nov 13.
The Audiopipe TXX-BDC-IV-8 is an 8-inch car subwoofer with a quad-stack magnet. It is rated at 1000 watts peak and 500 watts RMS. It has a dual 4 ohm voice coil.
The cone is a Kevlar fiber composite non-press paper cone with a textured finish, designed for better rigidity. The basket is powder-coated black aluminum with a composite glass fiber dust cap and a dust-proof heat sink. The voice coil is a 2.5-inch, 4-layer, high-temperature black aluminum coil with improved ventilation.
Woven tinsel leads sit on each side of the subwoofer. The multi-connect terminals let you wire the subwoofer in either parallel or series.






