
Boss Audio Phantom 12 Inch 2300 Watts Max Power 4 Ohm DVD Car Audio Subwoofer, P126DVC
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The Boss Audio Phantom P126DVC is a 12-inch car subwoofer rated at 2,300 watts max power with a dual 4-ohm voice coil. It is sold as a single driver and meant to be wired to a separate amplifier inside a truck box or enclosure. The dual voice coil gives wiring flexibility: series for a 8-ohm load or parallel for 2 ohms, which suits amps that want a low-impedance load. It sits in the budget end of the 12-inch sub market, where rivals from Rockford Fosgate, Kicker and Skar tend to cost more and publish conservative RMS figures. Boss rates this driver by max power, so match it to an amplifier by its RMS handling rather than the headline number, and break it in gently as Boss advises.
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Rated 4.4 out of 5 from 51 ratings, buyers generally report solid bass for the money. Complaints center on power handling claims and the need for a proper enclosure and amp.
The BOSS Audio Systems Phantom Series P126DVC is a 12-inch car audio subwoofer with a dual 4 ohm voice coil. It is rated for 2300 watts of maximum power and is sold individually. It is meant for use in truck boxes and enclosures and connects to an amplifier.
A new subwoofer needs a short break-in before it runs at harsh levels. Run it at low-to-medium volume in its enclosure, generally for 3-4 hours. This loosens the suspension so the voice coils don't overheat and fail. Break-in also extends the subwoofer's life, while overdriving it before then usually causes early failure and poor performance.






