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Rockville RW10CA 800W Peak Slim 10" Active Powered Car Subwoofer, Built-in Amp, Hardwired Remote Control, Low Profile Design for Compact Car Audio Systems

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Style: 10 Inch


Pattern: Subwoofer


Features

  • HIGH-POWER BASS OUTPUT: Delivers 800W peak and 200W RMS for deep, clean bass in hip-hop, EDM, rock, and more.
  • SLIM LOW-PROFILE DESIGN: Only 2.7" tall, this 10" sub fits under seats or in tight spaces-ideal for compact vehicles.
  • BUILT-IN AMPLIFIER: Integrated amp with adjustable input sensitivity, 50Hz-150Hz low-pass filter, and bass boost for precise tuning.
  • EASY INSTALLATION: Includes remote bass knob and mounting hardware for straightforward setup and in-seat volume control.
  • WIDE COMPATIBILITY: Features high-level inputs with auto turn-on, working seamlessly with most OEM or aftermarket car stereos.

Description

The Rockville RW10CA 10" 800W Slim Active Powered Car Subwoofer delivers powerful bass without taking up precious space in your vehicle. With 800 watts of peak power and 200 watts RMS, this all-in-one unit delivers rich, distortion-free low end that's perfect for music lovers on the move. At just 2.7" tall, it easily fits under seats or in tight spaces-ideal for sedans, trucks, and compact cars. Powerful Performance: CEA-2006 compliant 800W peak/200W RMS output ensures accurate, room-filling bass. Space-Saving Design: Slim 10" subwoofer fits where traditional subs can't, preserving trunk or cabin space. Custom Sound Tuning: Built-in amp includes adjustable sensitivity, low-pass crossover (50Hz-150Hz), phase switch, subsonic filter, and bass boost. Convenient Control: Comes with remote bass knob and mounting hardware for driver-accessible volume adjustments. Smart Integration: High- level inputs with auto turn-on make installation fast-no remote wire needed from your receiver. Whether for daily commutes or weekend road trips, the RW10CA packs performance, efficiency, and flexibility into a compact subwoofer solution.

Brand: Rockville


Speaker Maximum Output Power: 800 Watts


Frequency Response: 150 Hz


Connectivity Technology: wired


Audio Output Mode: Mono


Audio Output Mode: Mono


Mounting Type: Car Mount


Enclosure Material: Plastic


Speaker Type: Subwoofer


Additional Features: Protection


Antenna Location: DJ, Parties


Subwoofer Diameter: 10 Inches


Color: Black


Is Waterproof: False


Warranty Type: Limited


Maximum Range: 10 Meters


Control Method: Remote


Speaker Size: 10 Inches


Woofer Diameter: 10 Inches


Specific Uses For Product: Vehicles with limited space


MP3 player: No


Controller Type: Remote Control


Frequency Response: 150 Hz


Number of Audio Channels: 2.0


Impedance: 2 Ohms


Connectivity Technology: wired


Wireless Technology: No Wireless Communication Technology


Subwoofer Connectivity Technology: Wired


Connectivity Protocol: wired


Audio Driver Type: Dynamic Driver


Audio Driver Size: 10 Inches


Brand: Rockville


Model Number: RW10CA


Model Name: RW10CA


Built-In Media: Enclosed Subwoofer^Remote Bass Knob^Remote Bass Knob Wire^Mounting Screws and Hardware^High Level Input Wire^User Manual


Warranty Description: 1 YEAR


Number of Items: 1


Customer Package Type: Standard Packaging


UPC: 852168003511


Global Trade Identification Number: 11


Manufacturer: Audiosavings


Speaker Maximum Output Power: 800 Watts


Input Voltage: 12 Volts


Unit Count: 1.0 Count


Item Dimensions D x W x H: 12.4"D x 13.4"W x 2.7"H


Item Weight: 14.25 Pounds


Compatible Devices: MP3 Player, Smartphone, Tablet


Compatible with Vehicle Type: Car


Power Source: Corded Electric


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hello...i have a jeep jk sport...basic as could be... I really enjoy music and as time went on I wished I bought an "upgraded" jeep with premium sound. Well I up graded all 4 speakers 2 in sound bar and 2 in lower dash..that made a difference but not "bumping" as I would like... I would crank up a song I loved and it sound good...but loud-if that makes sense-..so I searched amazon for a while and decided to buy this amplified subwoofer, mainly because I saw others who owned Jeeps bought this and was happy. So I purchased this subwoofer and a separate amp install kit that had long power wire,weatherproof fuse,eyelets,zip ties ect....found that here on amazon...so this amp arrived, and what do you know?! Q20 happened...now I have plenty of time to install this amp...using the wires from the install kit i ordered separate,...I searched for a perfect spot to install this amp////thinking i could mount under the front seats..... it didn't fit...I could have mounted it to the rear door as seen in pics on this product description, but i already have rear view camera wires there...I could have mounted anywhere in the jeep with the provided mounts, but I did not want to drill or screw holes in my jeep...so I found simply laying it behind drivers seat (i have 2 door jeep) was perfect...yep just kind of sits there on an angle and doesn't slide around...I ran power wire and "switched" hot wire to the amp, I used "high input" supplied wires due to the ease of accessing the left/tight speaker outputs from the right roll bar under foam protecting,,,I found wire colors on google...very easy.... I found a great ground on the side if the center console....inch's away from the amp...I removed both securing bolts, slid ground up behind console so the eyelet was directly on console mounting bracket and lowered console back down and re-secured factory bolt.....no holes drilled!!! then the control switch was super easy...I ran that up under roll bar cover down the side, out by drivers sun visor and mounted control switch above rear view mirror....I did secure that into the plastic molding....no holes drilled into the vehicle body!...once installed and a few moments of tweaking....I test drove the jeep with the amp on and was very impressed! I am very happy with the "remote" to control bass output...and location I placed it... now songs sound loud without being "loud" and the bass music can be felt! vibrates the jeeps floor boards! I listen to Sirius Lithium, Ozzy's Boneyard, Pop Rock's, Hit's One, Rush, Stone Temple Pilots, SoundGarden, ect...just to give you an idea of types of music....the bass addition makes music sounds full complete loud warm and rich! If you are looking for as I just described, this is a great choice..... if you want to be the guy that goes thump thump with lousy distortion and want to be heard blocks away, this is too good for you... this is an affordable quality good looking full rich sounding bass that can be adjusted per song as needed with the supplied wired remote switch....easy to install....took me 3 hours because I wanted it perfect looking- I tie strapped and cloth taped all wires to give a minimal intrusive look...If i had to do it in a rush it could have taken me an hour....and the best part...besides looking good and sounding good....there is no engine noise or whining through this bass system.. very nice... ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 9, 2020 by Todd B.
    • So far really good
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Reviewed in the United States on March 19, 2026 by Jeremy Kramer
    • Lots of bang... ermmmmm, BOOM... for the buck
Style: 10 Inch Pattern: Subwoofer
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