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Trinity Audio E Series 10" 800W RMS D2 Ohm Subwoofer

Trinity Audio E Series 10" 800W RMS D2 Ohm Subwoofer

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$127.49at Sky High Car Audio, last seen Nov 2

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Our take on the Trinity Audio E Series 10" 800W RMS D2 Ohm Subwoofer

The Trinity Audio E Series 10 is a passive 10-inch subwoofer with dual 2-ohm voice coils and an 800W RMS power rating. It is built for ported or bandpass enclosures, so it needs a box and a separate amplifier. Dual voice coils let you wire it to 1 ohm or 4 ohms, which gives flexibility in matching an amp. It is a budget-tier car audio driver, and no current price was supplied for this page.

Best forCar audio builds with a separate mono amplifierDIY ported or bandpass enclosure projectsShoppers wanting 1-ohm or 4-ohm wiring optionsBudget-minded bass upgrades
Pros
  • Dual 2-ohm voice coils allow 1-ohm or 4-ohm final impedance
  • 800W RMS is high output for a 10-inch driver
  • Suits ported and bandpass boxes for louder, deeper bass
  • Passive design lets you pick your own amplifier
  • 10-inch size fits many compact car enclosures
Cons
  • Needs an amplifier and enclosure, which add cost
  • No built-in protection or tuning controls
  • Bandpass boxes are hard to design and tune correctly
  • Budget subwoofers may not hit their RMS rating cleanly
  • No price or stock information was available

Trinity Audio E Series 10" 800W RMS D2 Ohm Subwoofer prices at every store

  • Sky High Car AudioCheck price at Sky High Car Audio

Trinity Audio E Series 10" 800W RMS D2 Ohm Subwoofer price history

Lowest price we've seen: $127.49 on Nov 2 at Sky High Car Audio. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 2.

What reviewers say

Owner feedback on Trinity Audio's E Series subs is limited and mixed. Buyers who pair them with adequate power and a well-built box report strong output for the money, while others note that build quality and longevity trail established brands.

Pros
  • Loud bass for the price
  • Flexible dual voice coil wiring
  • Works well in ported boxes
Cons
  • Durability concerns over time
  • Needs a strong amplifier to perform
  • Limited published test data

Specifications

Amplification Type
Passive
Dual Voice Coil
Yes
Enclosure Type
Ported, Bandpass
RMS Power Rating
800 watts RMS
Size
10 inches diameter

Questions and answers

What amplifier power does this subwoofer need?
It is rated at 800W RMS, so pair it with a mono amplifier that delivers roughly 800W at your final impedance. Clean power matters more than peak ratings.
Can I wire this sub to 1 ohm?
Yes. The dual 2-ohm voice coils wire in parallel to 1 ohm or in series to 4 ohms. Make sure your amplifier is stable at the impedance you choose.
Does it come with an enclosure?
No. It is a passive driver, so you must supply a ported or bandpass box. Box volume and tuning have a large effect on output.
Is a 10-inch sub enough for a car?
A 10-inch sub in a proper ported box gives solid, punchy bass in most cars. If you want deeper low-end extension, a 12-inch model may suit you better.
Is it worth buying over a name-brand sub?
It can be a value pick if you already have an amp and box. Established brands offer more test data and warranty support, so compare prices before deciding.