Marine Subwoofers
Prime 10" Dual 2-Ohm Subwoofer - Black
Prime 10" Dual 2-Ohm Subwoofer - Black
RM110D2B
The RM110D2B is a black 10” subwoofer designed with weatherproofing technology specific for use in marine watercraft or powersports applications. It features a color molded grille that is 100% UV stable. This model can be used in sealed, vented or infinite baffle installations.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Marine subwoofers are designed to provide high-quality, low-frequency sound performance in a harsh marine environment. They are built with marine-grade materials that are resistant to water, salt, and ultraviolet rays, ensuring long-lasting durability and reliable performance.
Marine subwoofers are available in a range of sizes and power handling capabilities to accommodate boats of different sizes and audio needs. They are designed to pair with marine-specific amplifiers and speakers, providing a complete marine audio system solution.
A marine subwoofer can greatly enhance the audio performance of a marine sound system, providing deep, rich, and powerful low-frequency sound reproduction while on the water. Proper installation by a professional is important to ensure optimal performance and safety.
A marine subwoofer is a low-frequency speaker designed specifically for use in a marine environment. It is built with marine-grade materials that are resistant to water, salt, and extreme temperatures, and is designed to provide high-quality low-frequency sound performance in a marine environment.
A marine subwoofer provides high-quality low-frequency sound performance in a marine environment, enhancing the overall audio experience. It is built with marine-grade materials that are resistant to water, salt, and extreme temperatures, ensuring long-lasting durability and reliable performance.
When choosing a marine subwoofer, you should consider the size and power handling of the subwoofer, as well as the number of speakers it will be paired with. The rule of thumb is one subwoofer for every two to four speakers. You should also look for a subwoofer built with marine-grade materials that are resistant to water, salt, and UV rays while considering the installation requirements.
No, regular subwoofers are not designed to withstand the harsh marine environment and can be damaged by exposure to water, salt, and UV rays. It is important to use a marine-specific subwoofer for audio performance in a marine environment. Otherwise, car audio subwoofers will corrode and cause any paper or fabric materials used to swell-up.
Marine subwoofer installation should be done by a professional to ensure proper installation and safety. A professional installer will have the knowledge and experience to select the placement for the subwoofer, as well as ensure proper hole size and fitment.