Best current price£69.99from My Motor World
Shopping.co.uk recommended and popular offers
My Motor World£69.99Visit shop In Phase Xt-8 1000W Peak Power Kevlar Cone 2 Ohm Dual Voice Coil 8" Subwoofer
Visit shop7 offers from £69.99 - £89.98
View price history by clicking the chart icon.
This guide is for anyone looking to enhance their car audio system with the In Phase XT-12 Subwoofer. The XT-12 delivers powerful and precise bass, offering an immersive audio experience. Note that optimal performance relies on proper enclosure selection and amplifier matching.
| Model Part Number | XT-12 |
|---|---|
| Brand | In Phase |
The XT-12 can be installed in either a sealed or bass reflex enclosure. The choice depends on your preference for sound quality (sealed) or louder bass (bass reflex).
The XT-12 has a 400W RMS (Root Mean Square) power rating.
All In Phase audio products are covered by a standard warranty. Consult your purchase documentation for specific warranty details.
Use speaker wire of an appropriate gauge, typically 12 or 14 AWG, depending on the length of the wire and the power of the amplifier.
The low-pass filter setting on your amplifier determines the highest frequency the subwoofer will play. Adjust it according to the specifications of your speakers. A general starting point is between 80Hz and 100Hz.
Enclosure specifications for the XT-12 are usually provided in the product manual or on the In Phase website. They are critical for achieving optimal sound quality.
No. You must use an amplifier that is compatible with a 2-ohm impedance to work with the XT-12. Ensure the amplifier can handle the subwoofer's power rating.
Check the wiring connections to the amplifier and subwoofer. Verify that the amplifier is powered on and receiving a signal. Inspect the fuse on the amplifier and replace if necessary.
Reduce the gain on the amplifier or lower the volume. Ensure the amplifier is not clipping. Check the enclosure for any air leaks or rattles.
Check the amplifier's settings (gain, low-pass filter). Ensure the subwoofer is wired correctly and the enclosure is properly sealed. Verify that the amplifier is providing enough power.
