RECOIL RW8D2 Echo Series 8 Inch 400 Watts Power Dual 2 Ohm Voice Coil, 2" Black-Coated 4 Layer High Temperature Voice Coil, Competition Grade Pressed Paper Cone, Car Audio Subwoofer
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Features
- Recoil Echo series 8-Inch Dual 2-ohm Car Subwoofer, Peak Power: 400 Watts | RMS Power: 200 Watts
- The 2-Inch 4-Layer black aluminum voice coil is designed for sound and wiring flexibility, efficient thermal heat management, high-strength construction, and high-temperature. They are coated with black glue that handles extremely high temperatures which allows our woofer to handle even more power than they are rated.
- High strength pressed paper cone is super thick and strong. And the NBR surround provides incredible sound quality with minimal distortion, black stitching reinforces the cone and ensures long life.
- It utilizes an advanced air flow cooling structural design for heat dissipation, which optimizes performance even further.
- Custom Recoil basket, Custom magnet cover, Custom Recoil mounting gasket makes it easy to mount the subwoofer Air-Tight.
Description
Recoil Echo series 8-Inch Dual 2-ohm Car Subwoofer, Peak Power: 400 Watts | RMS Power: 200 Watts
Brand: RECOIL
Speaker Maximum Output Power: 400 Watts
Connectivity Technology: wired
Audio Output Mode: Surround
Mounting Type: Car Mount
Material: Paper, Nbr
Model Name: RW8D2
Speaker Type: Subwoofer
Recommended Uses For Product: construction
Compatible Devices: Car Audio System
Subwoofer Diameter: 8 Inches
Surround Sound Channel Configuration: 2.0
Product Dimensions: 6.1"D x 9.8"W x 6.1"H
Impedance: 2 Ohm
Is Waterproof: FALSE
Warranty Type: Limited
Control Method: Voice
Wireless Communication Technology: Bluetooth
Speaker Size: 8 Inches
Power Source: Corded Electric
Woofer Diameter: 8 Inches
Audio Driver Type: Dynamic Driver
Audio Driver Size: 8 Inches
Subwoofer Connectivity Technology: Wired
Manufacturer: RECOIL
Shape: rectangular prism
Item Weight: 7.13 pounds
Item model number: RW8D2
Date First Available: March 6, 2022
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The media could not be loaded. Can't imagine a better 8" driver for the price (I paid $40). The TS parameters are available on recoils website. I put this driver in a 200w Acoustic Research powered home sub box and designed and 3D printed a tuned port to match. It is pretty well suited for a 0.6cuft (internal volume) box but it requires a pretty large port to avoid chuffing so fitting the port in the box is a challenge. It thumps way harder and louder than the original paper woofer, and, unlike the original, it can actually handle the full power of the 200w plate amplifier. There is a limit to how loud it will play though -- at very high volumes on this amp the sub looks like it's working harder, but it doesn't really get any louder. Seems happiest at ~3/4 volume. Unfortunately I don't know what wattage that translates to. Overall very happy with the result. I don't think you can do better at $40. The build quality is excellent. The all black design with the white stitching looks classy so it doesn't look out of place in home audio.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 1, 2025 by OneMoreTank
I had been looking/testing little 8" woofers for a home project. Tried several of the Dayton Audio's less that $100, 80 to 90 Hz peak resonators. (as I call them) Several of the car audio brands, with their way to high Qts. ( image dynamic id8d4- 1.4 !!,, skar srd8- .84,, ct sounds bio8- .82 ) I needed a Qts of .6 or preferable less so it would end up with a Qtc of .7 to .8 max, in a smaller sealed box I wanted to use. Any higher than that and it gets and little to muddy/boomy for me. (I did a lot of experimenting with the kick drum on my set, heads, beaters, dampening,etc., to get a nice tight & low but tuneful sound ) As a last effort in the ones marketed for car audio, ( I love these labels. A driver is a driver. If it can stand up in a certain environment, it can be used there, if it specs works for you. They're all just an electrical to mechanical transducer. Nothing more. [ sorry, rant over] ) I tried this Recoil. Ran the vc's in series. Most home amps can't run below 4 ohms. Did my usual tests. ( mic at Don Keele's 1/4" close mic setup ) A full range freq sweep on my 6' x 8' test baffle. (see 1st insert) Broke it in for about 10 hours and ran the T/S parameters ( see 2nd insert) LEAP told me it would run pretty nice in about a .8 ft3 box. I put it into my 1.0 ft3 test box, reduced it down and did some sweeps. Hooked it up to a 100 watt plate amp I use for testing, set it at 125 Hz, ( its fixed at 12 db ) The 3rd insert is of just that. The 4th insert is a double sweep, both with Peq's. The flatter one should say an f3 of 35 Hz, not 38 also. But I needed a +6 db boost instead of just +3 db just get that extra 3 Hz. Since I'm just using this for a low power background music system, it's not worth it. Besides, a room is going to destroy these nice smooth sweeps with it's nodes. As normal, I'll have to re-peq after I put them in place. But at least I saw that I finally had something I could work with. I went and ordered a 2nd one. I made two .8 ft3 boxes out of 1" MDF, with bracing. Started with just my standard basic 1" NuFoam lining on the walls. Its not to bad sounding for such an inexpensive woofer. Not as tight and controlled as my Dayton Audio RSS265 10 in. with the same basic plate amp, but that's a more expensive driver, and in a stiffer and more stuffing tweaked box.( It does make a difference ) After I finished tweaking the stuffing I ended up with a Qtc of right on .7 with an F3 of 37 Hz. Plenty low enough for a little 8" woofer. I'd never try to expect a 8" driver to reproduce 20 to 30 HZ signals on par with its 60 to 100 Hz. area volume level. I laugh every time I see someone trying. ( NOTE; I talking about in a room, not in small enclosure like a car, that has it's 6db boost to it. ) So in a nut shell. If you need a little 8" sub that has a normal Qts. so you can hit a decent box alignment for better quality sounding bass, in a relatively small enclosure, this one is pretty nice, that punches over and above it's price range.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 14, 2025 by John Y. John Y.
Thumpz like it should. Nice heavy magnet, nice terminals, long excursion, solid basket and cone.
Reviewed in the United States on November 20, 2025 by Patrick
I purchased this subwoofer to replace the factory subwoofer in my 18-yr-old Hyundai Entourage. The foam-surround on the original factory subwoofer had failed with age and was causing the speaker to buzz, annoying me and everyone who was present in the car. The Recoil RW8D2 is a perfect fit to replace the 8" Hyundai factory subwoofer. The price is right, the quality and weight make this feel like a much more expensive speaker. I had to bend the wire connectors slightly to position the subwoofer in the factory hole, but otherwise everything is a perfect fit. Everything sounds great. Bass is punchy and crisp once again. I cannot recommend this subwoofer enough. Thank you Recoil.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 4, 2025 by module
2018 Elantra Sport. I bought this to replace the factory sub in the rear parcel shelf. It’s mounted infinite baffle, and seems to be just fine with that. The factory amp could power it, and it sounded okay that way, but I chose to wire it up at 4ohm’s on a kicker key 500.1 for 130 watts. That seems to be about what the woofer can withstand in IB. Deducted one star for the speaker connections sticking out further than the mounting surface, I had to break the plastic supporting the connections to get it into the parcel shelf.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 29, 2025 by mickey skins
Excellent, great quality, sound and value. The magnet is girthy, and is very stable & crisp. I had to replace the amp in 2001 Expedition EB Mach Audio; and that sub needed to be replaced again.. the factory am. Can't handle 1ohm, and I was shocked nat that difference. However, at 2ohm it's the right factory replacement. I'm so happy to have my bass back after 12 years of none. No distortion, ver crisp and clean bass. Keep in mind this may fit in other enclosures, but I will say this is not a flush mouth, at least for my application. I was able to seal and secure the sub. A++ forth piece and the 2ohms, with post that seem more expensive than this budget sub would suggest.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 5, 2025 by Albi Albi
Quite impressed with running two of these on the 5 channel recoil amp. Pleasantly surprised and decent sound running two months straight with no issue
Reviewed in the United States on October 30, 2025 by Jason Smith
Minor fitment issue with Factory JKU Box--needed to notch in 2 spots to get connections inside, no biggie Works GREAT with my aftermarket amp, replaced a well loved MTX that finally wore out after 6.5 years
Reviewed in the United States on August 30, 2025 by r3dbull4dd1kt