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Q5000/12d 12 Dvc Subwoofer / 5000 Watts on 2040-parts.com

US $149.00
Location:

Houston, Texas, United States

Houston, Texas, United States
Condition:New Type:Non-Enclosed Subwoofer Warranty:Yes Brand:QUANTUM AUDIO ( DB DRIVE ) Speaker Size:12" Manufacturer Part Number:Q5000/12D Voice Coil:Dual

Q5000/12D

12 DVC Subwoofer / 5000 Watts

FEATURES

  • 3”, 4 Layer Aluminum 4 Ohm DVC
  • Q-DENSITY Heavy Gauge Stamped Steel Basket
  • High Temperature Voice Coil
  • QEMT Aluminum Voice Coil Former
  • High-Excursion Foam Surround
  • Injection Molded PP Dust Cap
  • Compressed Paper Cone
  • Proprietary Full Round PVC Gasket
  • Heavy Gauge Spring Terminal
  • 250 oz Magnet

 

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