ARCTIC
ARCTIC 2 in 1 Accessory MB-DS802
An 8-inch dual 2-ohm shallow-mount subwoofer with a 2.76-inch mounting depth, 200 W RMS and 800 W peak power for tight-space car audio
- Deep bass from 800 W peak power
- 200 W RMS sustains clean output
- Shallow 2.76 in depth fits tight spaces
- 83 dB sensitivity yields loud efficient sound
- 41 Hz resonance extends low-frequency response
What the ARCTIC MB-DS802 is
The ARCTIC MB-DS802 is a shallow-mount car subwoofer built for vehicles with limited enclosure space. Its 8-inch dual 2 ohm configuration suits owners who want deeper bass without sacrificing cargo room or seat clearance.
Upgrading from a factory speaker
Replacing a stock door or deck speaker with this 800 W peak, 200 W RMS unit adds low-frequency output that small drivers cannot reproduce. The jump is worthwhile when you have an amplifier capable of delivering clean power to a 2 ohm load and want bass extension down to 41 Hz.
Check your enclosure and amplifier
Verify the mounting depth in your chosen location is at least 2.76 inches and that the sealed or ported volume matches the driver’s requirements. Confirm your amplifier is stable at 2 ohms per channel or can be bridged to present a 4 ohm load to the dual voice coils.
Highlights
- Deep bass from 800 W peak power
- 200 W RMS sustains clean output
- Shallow 2.76 in depth fits tight spaces
- 83 dB sensitivity yields loud efficient sound
- 41 Hz resonance extends low-frequency response
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What mounting depth does the MB-DS802 require?
The shallow-mount subwoofer needs a cut-out depth of 2.76 inches, so it fits behind many factory door panels and under-seat locations.
How do I wire the dual 2-ohm voice coils for a 4-ohm load?
Connect the two coils in series — positive of coil one to amplifier positive, negative of coil one to positive of coil two, negative of coil two to amplifier negative — giving a nominal 4-ohm impedance.
When should I expect to replace the rubber surround on this subwoofer?
The high-roll rubber surround typically lasts many years; inspect it annually for cracking or separation and replace only if the cone moves unevenly or air leaks appear.
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