20 Most Recent Jensen XS-1010 Car Subwoofer Questions & Answers

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Yes they information available on them they are still around. You will need a class-D 300 watt RMS amp to run them at perfect power if i remember right they are 150 watt RMS,, 450 watt max per sub.// just never mind the max it means nothing. They are a 4 ohm sub i believe so you would want to get a 1 ohm stable amp. two 4 ohm subs can be run at 1 ohm wired in series. they are actually made by audio vox corp.to wire them is easy ill give a link to do so easy to use. and handy. let me look for some info on your sub...? Yes there is info out there here is another link. Need additional help give a shout. Rockford Fosgate Woofer WiringWizard JENSEN XS1010 Specs

Hi.

The Jensen XS-1010 is a 450-Watt 10" (450W peak, 150W RMS ) Subwoofer.

Below the full technical specifications:

Tech Specs

Product Type - Car subwoofer driver

Dimensions (WxDxH) / Weight - Car subwoofer driver : 4.7 in Diameter 10.1 in

Dimensions - Diameter - 10.1 in

Enclosure Color - Blue

Localization - English

Speaker Type - Passive

Speaker Diameter - 10"

Nominal (RMS) Output Power - 150 Watt

Max (RMS) Output Power - 450 Watt

Response Bandwidth - 24 - 1000 Hz

Input Impedance - 4 Ohm

Output Level (SPL) - 88 dB

Connectivity Technology - Wired

Speakers Included - Car subwoofer driver - 10" - 150 Watt - 24 - 1000 Hz - 4 Ohm - wired

Driver Details - Car subwoofer driver : 1 x subwoofer driver - 10" - polypropylene - Mid-Q

Diameter - 9 in

Depth - 4.4 in

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What the problem?

You can not use a car sub in ,A guitar amp, that why it is doing that, i don,t belive some of the brainstorms you people come up with on this site,

I believe these are 4ohms, if so buy a 2ohm stable monoblock amp, that puts out 250-300 watts RMS, and connect your subs to it in parallel, don't pay attention to peak watts, look at RMS watts, or continuous watts. If they're 2 ohms, buy a 2 ohm stable 2 channel amp that puts out 125-150 watts RMS per channel, and 250-300 watts total or bridged RMS output. And connect them normally, on sub per channel... hope this helps, as far as brand recommendations, MTX, pioneer, Alpine, Kenwood... Good luck

If looking for LOUD, ported enclosure is the way to go.

If looking for accuracy, build sealed. You will need approx 2 cu ft
To tune this 2 cuft box around 50Hz, you need (1) 4" round port 5" long.

MTX recommends an enclosure of 2cuFt ea. You will only be able to use 1 subwoofer in this application.

Even a sealed enclosure is recommended 1.25cuFt.

You can shove 2 in the vented enclosure, but you may not be happy with the outcome

if you hook them up and they dont work then they are backwards. the model of sub that u have doesnt show positive or negative. it wont harm the speaker to hook it up backwards. just try it and see if it works.

the XS1010 sub has an RMS value of 150 Watts and a 450 peak.

AP hasn't released the RMS values on the vs2044

Hello,

The Jensen XS1010 is a 4-ohm sub and should work properly off of the outputs of most any single channel monoblock sub amp or off a bridged 2-channel. You did not say what brand or type of amp you intend to use, but in any case, there's only 2 wires to connect to the sub, one positive (+) , the other negative (-). Simply match them up with the positive and negative on the amp speaker output and you are ready to bump.

Here's the link to Jensen's website:

http://mobile.jensen.com/jensen/

I'd recommend downloading the XS1010 manual. They recommend an enclosure with at least .75 CuFt internal volume.

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Sounds like you have a loose signal lead. Check to see if this cab be tightened if not replace the cable as this could be the cause of the problem. Over time the leads/plugs do loosen especially on subs as they vibrate so much. If it's not this then it's probably something internal to which I am reluctant to advise you on looking at yourself unless you are pretty proficient with electronics :P

Do the Screen Calibration. https://www.google.com/search?q=Jensen+9022+touch+screen+is+out+of+alignment ..

Try Jensen support for that detail. https://jensenmobile.com/support/ https://jensenmobile.com/shop/multimedia/cr271ml/

hair dryer if just moisture if water [failed seal or damaged cover ] and need to unscrew ans pry apart --but if water most likely electric circuit damage

Your Jenson model as written only appears here on Fixya in your question. The Jenson modelling numbers don't follow what you wrote so your model number 'EOA 7P' is not valid. https://www.google.com/search?q=jensen+eoa+7p ..

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