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Rockville RW10CA 10" 800 Watt Slim Low Profile Active Powered Car Subwoofer Sub, Black

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Style: 10 Inch


Pattern: Subwoofer


Features

  • Rockville RW10CA 800 Watt 10" Slim Car Subwoofer.Waterproof : No
  • 800 Watts Peak / 200 Watts RMS. PWM MOSFET Power Supply.
  • Low Level RCA Input. High Level Inputs with Auto Turn-On Technology.
  • Adjustable Input Sensitivity. Soft Delayed Remote Turn-On.
  • Thermal Protection Circuit, Short Protection Circuit.
  • Overload Protection Circuit. Phase Switch: 0 or 180.
  • Low Pass Filter: 50Hz - 150Hz. Bass Boost: 0 - 18dB @ 45Hz.
  • Subwoofer Level Remote Control. Built in Subsonic Filter @ 29Hz. Frequency Response: 20Hz - 150Hz. Sensitivity: 90dB @ 1w / 1m.
  • Maximum Power RMS: 200 Watts. Impedance: 2 Ohm. Dimensions: 12.4 x 13.4 x 2.7 (L x W X H) Inches.

Brand: Rockville


Speaker Maximum Output Power: 800 Watts


Frequency Response: 150 Hz


Connectivity Technology: wired


Audio Output Mode: Mono


Mounting Type: Car Mount


Material: Plastic


Model Name: RW10CA


Speaker Type: Subwoofer


Special Feature: Remote Control, Protection


Recommended Uses For Product: For Music Players


Compatible Devices: Car


Subwoofer Diameter: 10 Inches


Unit Count: 1.0 Count


Controller Type: Remote Control


Color: Black


Included Components: User Manual, Remote Bass Knob Wire, Enclosed Subwoofer, Remote Bass Knob, Mounting Screws and Hardware, High Level Input Wire


Product Dimensions: 12.4"D x 13.4"W x 2.7"H


Item Weight: 14.25 Pounds


Impedance: 2 Ohm


Is Waterproof: False


Warranty Type: Manufacturer warranty


Maximum Range: 10 Meters


Number of Items: 1


Control Method: Remote


Speaker Size: 10 Inches


Power Source: Corded Electric


Vehicle Service Type: Car


Package Type: Standard Packaging


Audio Driver Type: Dynamic Driver


Subwoofer Connectivity Technology: Wired


Connectivity Protocol: wired


Includes MP3 player?: No


Is Electric: Yes


Specific Uses For Product: Vehicles with limited space


UPC: 852168003511


Global Trade Identification Number: 11


Manufacturer: Audiosavings


Item Weight: 14.25 pounds


Department: Subwoofers and Enclosures


Country of Origin: China


Item model number: RW10CA


Date First Available: January 17, 2014


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    • Awesome sub!!
Style: 10 Inch Pattern: Subwoofer
Fit pretty well under the back seat of a 2008 f150 crew cab. Sounds legit. One thing we noticed is that the bass was far less if the music was played from our phones, but go grab a CD and BOOM!!!! This thing sounds great!!! It’s all about recording quality. It won’t rattle the truck, too bad anyway, but I can hear the wife coming before she gets to the driveway. Works great for a wife ride. If you want to wake the neighborhood you'll need to spend more than this. This is a very good alternative for saving space and still having good quality bass sound. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 15, 2024 by Dustin
    • Very good sound
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I was surpised with the sound level out of this very good quality slim fit help to tuck away in tight areas setup was easy and connection to hook up is straight forward overall would recommend to anyone
Reviewed in the United States on August 4, 2024 by thomas plott
    • Lots of bang... ermmmmm, BOOM... for the buck
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The world of self-powered subs is populated with a lot of different devices that offer various means to a solid low end. There are bazooka-style subwoofer tubes a-plenty, and more than a few angular, carpeted boxes with built-in crossovers and their own amps. Despite their relative simplicity, especially when compared to speaker enclosures that need external power amps (and the required wiring from the head unit, and then to the cabinet), the problem with many of these all-in-ones is the amount of space they take up, and the aesthetics - or lack, thereof - for those who are seeking an install that won't detract from the factory look of their car or truck's cabin or boot, or take up precious cargo space. I wasn't concerned about either; my 2010 Ford Transit Connect is a work vehicle. My desire for a sub started when I recently ditched the crappy factory radio for a Bluetooth-capable Binize head unit. Once in, I was surprised at just how much the new radio could wring from the little van's 5 1/4 inch, door-mounted factory speakers, which sounded suddenly much clearer... but it was equally clear that these wee cones could never hope to present the bass I knew I was missing. So, I decided to have a look at powered subs. The Rockville unit was very reasonably priced, and it promised to deliver the bass I wanted, while also disappearing under the driver's seat, thanks to its flat speaker, pastry-box architecture, and sub-four-inch installed height. The unit arrived quickly, and it's an impressive bit of kit - heavy, nicely finished, and packed along with a great set of instructions and clearly-packaged outboard hardware. The installation took an afternoon; in addition to the power wire (not supplied; 4 gauge, through a grommet in the firewall, direct tap to the positive side of the battery, with a store-bought circuit breaker) and the wire that tells the amp to switch on when the radio is turned on (12-gauge, not supplied), I had to run RCA cables (also not supplied, but the same as those you'd use on a home stereo) between the head unit and the sub. The sub also has to be grounded - not a big deal, since any good chassis ground does the job. A short bit of 12-ga. wire and a ring terminal on a seat-mounting bolt did the job, there. Thanks to a neat set of four rubber "feet" which screw onto the unit's sides, then offer screw holes for mounting the unit to the floor, the physical installation was very easy - and I didn't have to take the seat out of the truck (though doing so wouldn't have added a lot to the install time). I just had to slide the seat forward, then, back to access the mounts. There are marked, easily-accessed terminals for the incoming signal and voltage, and a special phone-style plug for the included remote volume knob (which I mounted under the dash). The cable for the remote is a substantial length, and the connectors are already on. Since I didn't want to have to crimp any new ends on, I left it at the length it arrived at, and once it was run along with the other cables, along the sill and kick plate, I just bundled it and zip-tied it securely in a space up under the dash. Once it was all in, all that was left was to set the controls to my liking, and here, again, the included instructions were a big help. There are switches for phase, and for different types of input; the former will offer a subtle shift in the "feel" of the bass, and the latter toggle has to do with whether your radio has output jacks (again - like a home stereo) or if you'll need to tap into the wires that run to your speakers (not as good, sonically, but still a workable solution). Powered subs are blunt-force tools, especially when they're parked directly under your seat, so, it took a bit of not entirely unpleasant fiddling to set the baseline. Adjustments to the overall power of the amp, and the crossover point that determines how much bass the sub will be asked to siphon from the signal supplied, and how much will be ignored, are inset into the back plate, and are accessible and adjustable with a screwdriver. Once the foundation was set, thanks to the dash-mounted remote volume knob, I was able to adjust just how much I wanted to blast my southern regions and the immediate area surrounding the truck. And blast, it does. All in all, I'm really pleased with the unit. It's not something I'd brag to an audiophile about, but if you're looking for a solid piece that does the job, I can't recommend it enough. The remote is a big plus to keep things well-blended from rock, to classical/jazz, to news and weather programming (and the blue "on" light isn't too distracting, if you mount the knob low enough on your dash). If you're handy, and have the right tools (power drill/driver, crimpers, strippers, a basic working knowledge of car wiring), go for it. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 5, 2020 by J.D. Kelly
    • Fantastic for my needs
Style: 10 Inch Pattern: Subwoofer
I installed this into my 2010 MX-5 Miata (aka NC Miata). As anyone can guess, there isn't much room at all to add a subwoofer to the interior of this car. I didn't want to install anything in the trunk so I could keep the little amount of storage available in this car. Installation was reasonably easy IMO. Since the amp is built in, that definitely helped making this process quicker and less complicated. The OEM Bose system was already replaced a couple years ago with a Pioneer DMH-C2550NEX head unit. If you have RCA connections in your head unit, then I'd highly recommend buying the Rockville RWK81 8 gauge install kit, which had everything I needed. This sub did not fit under my seat, but did fit perfect behind it. Love that it has it's own separate power/volume control to match your taste if your head unit can't do it. In my little car, I only need to use the minimum power for the majority of music to maybe a tiny bit more for some other songs. My goal was to get nice clean bass, not an annoying boom, though this sub can give much more than I want or need if I turned up the power knob. Quite funny to me.... a couple different car audio businesses told me that I would never get a decent bass in that car due to it's small size, especially with the top down. Well... This sounds great with the top up or down. Based on my experience, I would highly recommend this sub and would buy it for another car if I needed it for sure. Edit... Several days after installing this, there was an intermittent power issue where sometimes it's on and sometimes it shuts off. I saw at least one other person saying they had this issue. All connections seemed tight, so I tested them all with a volt meter. All passed except from the inline fuse (separate Rockville install kit) to the sub. The connection seemed tight, however after removing the connection cover, it was just snug. Either I didn't tighten it enough when I installed it and/or if may have vibrated loose. I reinstalled the cable further into the fuse case, tightened the screw, then made sure the plastic cover on that side of the connection was very tight. So far, seems like that issue was resolved and has been working good. If you do use an install kit from any company, just make sure all of the connections are very tight. Before you blame the product... It's probably a loose connection... just like I found. ... show more
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Reviewed in the United States on May 22, 2024 by K. Edwards K. Edwards

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