The SA-PGSV10LED delivers serious low-end bass for car audio enthusiasts who want their sound system to make a statement. This dual 10-inch vented subwoofer enclosure combines hard-hitting performance with eye-catching multi-mode LED lighting and a plexiglass window that showcases your investment.

Built to handle 1000 watts of peak power across two 500-watt subwoofers, this system produces the chest-thumping bass response that transforms any vehicle into a mobile sound stage. The vented design optimizes airflow for deeper, more pronounced low-frequency output that you'll feel as much as you hear.

Each 10-inch woofer features a 2-inch dual voice coil, 4-ohm impedance, and 40-ounce magnet structure that delivers efficient power handling and clean bass reproduction. The 35-500Hz frequency response captures everything from subtle sub-bass to punchy mid-bass frequencies, while 90dB sensitivity ensures strong output even with moderate amplifier power. Non-pressed paper cones with treated foam surrounds and rubber edge suspension provide durability for long-term performance.

This enclosure works well in trucks, SUVs, and larger sedans where trunk space allows for the 26.8" x 12.6" x 13.8" footprint. The separate vented chambers maximize each driver's performance while the carpeted finish integrates cleanly with most vehicle interiors.

Connection is straightforward through binding post terminals that accept standard speaker wire. The LED system includes a 12V adapter and remote control for customizing the light show. Seismic Audio backs this subwoofer enclosure with reliable warranty coverage and ships ready to install.

Technical Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What amplifier power do I need to drive this subwoofer enclosure?

This dual 10-inch system handles up to 1000 watts peak power (500 watts per subwoofer), but will perform well with amplifiers rated between 400-800 watts RMS. A 500-600 watt RMS amplifier provides the sweet spot for clean, powerful bass without risking driver damage. Match the amplifier's impedance rating to the 4-ohm load this enclosure presents.

Will this fit in my vehicle and how much space does it need?

The SA-PGSV10LED measures 26.8" x 12.6" x 13.8" and weighs nearly 40 pounds, making it suitable for trucks, SUVs, and larger sedans with adequate trunk or cargo space. You'll need at least 28" of width and 14" of depth for proper installation. The carpeted finish helps it blend with most vehicle interiors, and the plexiglass window adds visual appeal without taking additional space.

How do I connect this to my car stereo system?

Connect this subwoofer enclosure to a separate amplifier using standard speaker wire through the binding post terminals on the back. The amplifier connects to your car stereo's subwoofer output or line-level outputs. You'll also need to connect the 12V adapter for the LED lighting system to your vehicle's electrical system. The included remote lets you control the LED modes from inside the cabin.

How does the vented design compare to sealed subwoofer boxes?

The vented (ported) design in this enclosure produces louder, deeper bass output compared to sealed boxes, especially in the lower frequency ranges. This makes it ideal for music genres that emphasize heavy bass like hip-hop, EDM, and rock. The trade-off is a slightly larger enclosure size, but you get significantly more bass impact and volume for the same amplifier power.

Can I use this subwoofer system for outdoor events or home audio?

This enclosure is specifically designed for car audio installations with 12V electrical systems and automotive-grade components. While the subwoofers could theoretically work in other applications, the LED lighting system requires 12V power, and the enclosure isn't weatherproofed for outdoor use. For home audio or outdoor events, consider Seismic Audio's dedicated PA subwoofers that include proper power handling and connectivity for those applications.

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including Di(2-ethylhexyl)phthalate (DEHP), which is known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information, go to: www.P65Warnings.ca.gov