MTX MB210SP Dual 10" Car Subwoofer Enclosure with Amp
- 10 in (25.4 cm)
- Textured black poly…
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A compact 6.5-inch powered subwoofer delivering 150 watts of bass for car audio systems
The Earthquake Sound FF6.5 Black Ash is a 6.5-inch powered subwoofer built for vehicle cabins where enclosure volume is tight. Its integrated amplifier delivers 150 Watt output without the need for a separate amp rack, making it a self-contained bass upgrade for factory or aftermarket head units.
The single specification that decides fit is the 6.5-inch driver diameter paired with 150 Watt of onboard power, which determines whether the unit fits your available mounting depth and meets your output target. Buyers needing deeper low-frequency extension or higher SPL for larger cabins will find this driver size and power level insufficient.
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The 150 Watt amplifier drives the 6.5-inch driver to produce strong low-frequency output suitable for compact vehicle interiors.
The subwoofer uses line-level RCA inputs, so the signal chain is limited by the head unit's pre-amp voltage.
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