DISCONTINUED - Boss CH10 10 inch High Power Chaos Subwoofer - 400W Max Power Handling
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Boss Audio CH10 Product Highlights
Overview
Boss CH10 10 inch High Power Chaos Subwoofer - 400W Max Power Handling
- 400W max power handling
- 200W rms power
- 40oz. magnet structure
- 1 1/2" high temperature aluminum voice coil
- Red metallic poly injection cone with foam surround
- 3 13/16" mounting depth
Technical Specifications
| Manufacturer | Boss Audio |
|---|---|
| Part Number | CH10 |
| Driver Size | 10 inch |
| Subwoofer Shape | Round |
| Voice coils | No |
| Impedance (per voice coil) | No |
| FS | N/A |
| QES | N/A |
| QMS | N/A |
| QTS | N/A |
| RE | N/A |
| VAS | N/A |
| Xmax (millimeters) | N/A |
| Sensitivity | N/A |
| Frequency Response | N/A |
| Sub enclosure type | N/A |
| Power Handling RMS | 301 - 500 Watts |
| Power Handling Peak | N/A |
| Shallow Mount Subwoofer | N/A |
| Mounting Depth | 0 inch |
| Cutout Dimensions | 0inches |
| Sealed Enclosure Recommended Size | N/A |
| Ported Enclosure Recommended Size | N/A |
| Color | Red |
| Warranty | 1 Year |
| UPC Code | No |
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