Ford Maverick 10 inch Subwoofer Box | Proline X
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Introducing the Ford Maverick Single 10-inch Subwoofer Box - Driver Side
Owning a Maverick means dealing with limited space for subwoofer activities. With their Ford Maverick Subwoofer Box, Proline X has developed the ultimate solution to overcome these obstacles.
Unleashing the Power of Bass
This enclosure works flawlessly with many 10-inch subwoofers. This design provides ported-level output while maintaining the control of a sealed enclosure. It truly offers the best of both worlds for bass performance and is a Proline X exclusive, designed and built in Northern California.
Key Features of the Ford Maverick 10-inch Subwoofer Box
- Available airspace: 0.6 ft³
- Stack Fab design
- 3/4" MDF construction \nn
- Double Baffle - 10.75" Woofer recess Opening
- Drop-in fitment with no seat modifications needed
- Exceptional Build Quality
- Plush Black Carpet
- Vinyl + Acrylic Inserts
Perfect Fitment
The enclosure offers drop-in fitment with no seat modifications, making installation quick and hassle-free. Enjoy high-performance sound without compromising your Maverick’s interior space.
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Enjoy free shipping on all Proline X Subwoofer Enclosures to the lower 48 states. Proline X ensures your high-quality subwoofer solution arrives quickly and securely, ready to enhance your Maverick’s audio performance.
Our subwoofer box stands out with its premium construction and precision design, ensuring superior sound quality and durability. Whether you're an audiophile or love a good bass line, the Proline X 10-inch Subwoofer Box will elevate your audio experience.
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Enclosure Type Enclosure Type refers to the design of the subwoofer enclosure, which impacts sound performance. Common types include sealed, ported, and bandpass enclosures.
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Net Volume Net Volume is the internal airspace of a subwoofer enclosure, excluding the space taken up by the subwoofer, port and bracing. It’s crucial for optimal subwoofer performance. Measured in cubic feet or liters.
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Port Opening Port Opening refers to the size of the opening in a ported subwoofer enclosure, which allows air to move in and out, enhancing bass response. Typically measured in square inches.
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Enclosure Material Enclosure Material refers to the type of material used to construct the subwoofer enclosure, such as MDF (medium-density fiberboard) or plywood. It affects durability and sound quality.
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Front Baffle Thickness Front Baffle Thickness refers to the thickness of the front panel of a subwoofer enclosure where the subwoofer is mounted. A thicker baffle adds strength and reduces vibration. Typically measured in inches or millimeters.
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Subwoofer Recess Subwoofer Recess refers to the indentation or cutout in the front baffle of an enclosure, allowing the subwoofer to sit flush with or below the surface for a cleaner look and added protection.
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Panel Thickness Panel Thickness refers to the thickness of the walls of a subwoofer enclosure. Thicker panels provide greater strength and reduce vibrations. Typically measured in inches or millimeters.
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Internal Bracing Internal Bracing refers to structural supports inside a subwoofer enclosure that reduce flexing and vibrations, improving durability and sound quality. It does not affect the enclosure's net volume.
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Terminal Cup(s) Terminal Cup(s) refers to the external connectors on a subwoofer enclosure where the speaker wires are attached. They provide a secure connection between the subwoofer and the amplifier.
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Subwoofer Cutout Subwoofer Cutout refers to the diameter of the opening in the enclosure where the subwoofer is mounted. It must match the subwoofer's size for a proper fit. Typically measured in inches or millimeters.
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Finish Finish refers to the outer surface material or coating of the subwoofer enclosure. It affects the enclosure's appearance and durability. Common finishes include carpet, vinyl, or paint.
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