Pioneer
Pioneer 8" Shallow 700W Slim Box & Woofer
An 8-inch shallow subwoofer in a carpeted enclosure delivers 700 W peak and 250 W RMS from a 2-ohm single voice coil with rubber surround
- TypeSpeaker
- Speaker Size0.5"
- 700 W peak power handles demanding bass transients
- 250 W RMS delivers sustained low-frequency output
- 2 ohm single voice coil suits mono amplifier wiring
- Rubber surround resists fatigue for long-term reliability
- Carpeted steel-mesh enclosure protects the driver and simplifies installation
Compact 8-Inch Subwoofer System
The Pioneer shallow-mount subwoofer delivers 700w max and 250w RMS output from a carpeted enclosure. Its 2 ohm single voice coil and rubber surround suit drivers who want punchy bass without sacrificing cargo space.
Upgrade from Factory Door Speakers
This powered box replaces weak OEM low-end that distorts at moderate volume. The jump is worth it when you want physical bass impact for hip-hop or electronic music but cannot fit a deep traditional enclosure behind the seats.
Slim Enclosure for Tight Spaces
The shallow design slides under seats or against rear bulkheads where standard boxes will not fit. A fully covered steel mesh grille protects the cone while the carpeted finish blends with factory trim and frees up amplifier channels for midrange speakers.
Highlights
- 700 W peak power handles demanding bass transients
- 250 W RMS delivers sustained low-frequency output
- 2 ohm single voice coil suits mono amplifier wiring
- Rubber surround resists fatigue for long-term reliability
- Carpeted steel-mesh enclosure protects the driver and simplifies installation
Specifications
| Type | Speaker |
|---|---|
| Speaker Size | 0.5" |
Questions about this item
Will the 0.5" speaker depth fit behind my factory door panel?
The driver is only 0.5" deep, so it fits in tight cavities where a standard 8" subwoofer would not clear the door skin or window mechanism.
What wiring mistake causes the 2-ohm single voice coil to overheat?
Wiring the coil below 2 ohms or bridging an amplifier not rated for a 2-ohm load draws excess current and overheats the voice coil.
When should I replace the rubber surround on this 700W max subwoofer?
Replace the surround when it shows cracking, brittleness or separation from the cone, which typically appears after years of high-excursion use.
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