What does dual 4 ohm mean for wiring?

Each coil is 4 ohms. Wire them in parallel for a 2-ohm load or in series for 8 ohms, so check what your amp supports.

Is 1600W the RMS rating?

No. That is the max (peak) figure. Continuous power handling is lower, so match amp gain conservatively.

What size enclosure does it need?

It is a 12-inch driver, so it fits standard 12-inch cutouts. Use a sealed or ported box sized to the driver's specs for controlled bass.

Can I run it on a two-channel amp?

Yes, if the amp is bridged and stable at the final impedance you wire the coils to.

Is it worth it over a name-brand 12?

It costs less and offers flexible wiring, but name-brand subs generally handle more clean power and last longer.

Where is the Audiopipe TSPP312D4 12" Woofer cheapest?

At Walmart, for $68.13, as of our latest check.

Audiopipe TSPP312D4 12" Woofer

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Audiopipe TSPP312D4 12" Woofer

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Our take on the Audiopipe TSPP312D4 12" Woofer

The Audiopipe TSPP312D4 is a 12-inch car subwoofer rated at 1,600 watts max with dual 4-ohm voice coils. The dual coils let you wire it to a 2-ohm or 8-ohm load, so it fits a range of mono and two-channel amps. It is a budget-oriented driver aimed at shoppers who want big cone area and flexible wiring without spending much. Against pricier 12s it gives up some excursion and build refinement, but the coil flexibility is the reason many pick it.

Best forBudget bass buildsShoppers wiring a dual 4-ohm sub to 2 ohmsDIY box buildersEntry-level SPL setups

Pros

Dual 4-ohm coils allow 2-ohm or 8-ohm final wiring
12-inch cone moves more air than smaller drivers
1,600W max rating suits high-power amps on paper
Common 12-inch cutout fits many prefab boxes
Low-cost way to add a large sub

Cons

Max rating is peak, not RMS; real power handling is lower
Modest excursion limits deep, loud output
Build and materials are basic for the class
Needs a properly sized enclosure to sound controlled

Audiopipe TSPP312D4 12" Woofer prices at every store

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What reviewers say

Owner feedback on this Audiopipe 12 is limited and mixed. Buyers like the dual-coil wiring options and the output for the money, while some report it runs out of steam at high volume.

What people mention

Power handlingMixedOwners say the max figure overstates what it takes cleanly, so real power handling is lower.
Wiring optionsPraisedThe dual 4-ohm coils let buyers reach 2 or 8 ohms, which owners find useful.
OutputMixedIt delivers decent bass for the money but runs out of headroom when pushed hard.
BuildCriticisedSome owners describe the materials and construction as basic.

About the Audiopipe TSPP312D4 12" Woofer

The Audiopipe TSPP312D4 is a 12-inch car subwoofer. It is rated for 1600 watts maximum power and has dual 4 ohm voice coils.

Brand: Audiopipe
Model: TSPP312D4
Size: 12 in
Max power: 1600 W
Impedance: Dual 4 ohm
Type: Car subwoofer

Specifications

color: MulticolorSource
size: 12Source

Questions and answers

What does dual 4 ohm mean for wiring?: Each coil is 4 ohms. Wire them in parallel for a 2-ohm load or in series for 8 ohms, so check what your amp supports.
Is 1600W the RMS rating?: No. That is the max (peak) figure. Continuous power handling is lower, so match amp gain conservatively.
What size enclosure does it need?: It is a 12-inch driver, so it fits standard 12-inch cutouts. Use a sealed or ported box sized to the driver's specs for controlled bass.
Can I run it on a two-channel amp?: Yes, if the amp is bridged and stable at the final impedance you wire the coils to.
Is it worth it over a name-brand 12?: It costs less and offers flexible wiring, but name-brand subs generally handle more clean power and last longer.
Where is the Audiopipe TSPP312D4 12" Woofer cheapest?: At Walmart, for $68.13, as of our latest check.