Pair of MTX Thunder 8000 subwoofer speakers.
12-16-2014, 08:16 PM
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Pair of MTX Thunder 8000 subwoofer speakers. Category: Audio/Video/Electronics
Price: $100
Location (State): MN
Item Condition: Used
Shipping Information: Item Can be Shipped
LS Engine?: Fits LS Engine
Description 10" Subwoofer
Impedance 8 ohm
Frequency Response 28Hz-200Hz
Power Handling (RMS/Total) 400/1000
Sensitivity 83.6dB
Voice Coil 2 1/2"
Magnet Weight 102oz.
Mounting Depth 5"
I had these in the back of my Camaro with a 750 watt amp and they are easily the best subs I have ever had. They have 2 summers and about 12,000 miles on them. They work perfect and have plenty of life left in them.
I've got a cab that will fit in a Camaro too if you want it. It would be expensive to ship though.
100 bucks shipped with PP fees included. PM here or direct dial at heyjim@live.com
Beyond the Limits of Performance
Quite simply, serious competitors choose Thunder8000 because when it comes to winning, there's no limit to how low MTX Audio will go - and we mean that in the best sense.
Woof
Your first glimpse of Thunder8000 subwoofers will give you a sense of their performance. "Aggressive" is one word for it. The enormous 12-leg, die-cast aluminum basket was made to handle the demands of enormous bass. Machined front and back plates scream quality. The 12 stiffening ribs on the injection molded cone increase cone durability and performance. All of this for bark and bite that lasts.
Hot Isn't Always Cool
Asymmetrical Linear Drive technology, used on all MTX Audio Thunder subs, promises high output with low distortion. These subs are packed with features to help dissipate heat (overheated speakers are NOT our friends). Thunder8000 subs have a rugged die cast frame, enormous magnet structure (102 oz.), and a 2 1/2", high-temp, 4-layer voice coil (8-layer on the 15"). More copper means better thermal power handling. Spider Plateau Venting refers to the small vents around the frame that allow the super-heated air under the spider to be exchanged with cooler ambient air. All of these features add to Thunder8000's cool factor - literally.
Picture of Strength
Thunder8000 Subwoofer Take a good look at this speaker. The gasket and surround are made from NBR rubber (that's Nitrile Butadiene Rubber). This is a synthetic rubber that's extremely resistant to ozone and the effects of UV rays. Translation? Extremely durable, with a sleek, cool look. The unique radius on the pole piece also minimizes turbulence that occurs during large excursions, so when you turn the music WAY up, you won't hear that "heavy breathing" sound (unless it's your own). Why put all this effort and technology into Thunder8000 subwoofers? One, because we can. Two, because it's so cool. And three, because durability is critical for performance at high SPL levels. When the SPL meter is peggin' over 160dB, you can't have your speakers ripping apart. That would be bad. So go ahead. Give Thunder8000 subwoofers your best shot - but be prepared! Your head will likely explode long before these speakers ever will!
12-17-2014, 08:57 AM
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Yeah but they are 8 ohm subs so they should be run as a pair. Either that or an amp that would give no BS power of about 250 watts at 8 ohms to run just one - which by the way would sound magnificent!
