Alpine SWR-T10 Application Guide
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The recommended enclosure volume for the Alpine SWR-T10 is between 0.54 to 0.68 cubic feet for a sealed box and 0.82 to 1.25 cubic feet for a ported box.
To wire the Alpine SWR-T10 for 2-ohm operation, connect the positive terminal of the subwoofer to the positive terminal of the amplifier and the negative terminal of the subwoofer to the negative terminal of the amplifier.
The Alpine SWR-T10 has a power handling capacity of 600 watts RMS and 1800 watts peak.
To prevent overheating, ensure proper ventilation, avoid overdriving the subwoofer, and use an amplifier with the correct power rating.
The optimal crossover setting for the Alpine SWR-T10 is typically between 80Hz to 100Hz, depending on the rest of your audio system.
While the Alpine SWR-T10 is primarily designed for enclosed use, it can function in a free-air configuration, though performance may be compromised.
To troubleshoot distortion, check the gain settings, ensure proper wiring, and verify that the subwoofer is not being overpowered.
The frequency response range of the Alpine SWR-T10 is 28Hz to 200Hz.
To clean and maintain the Alpine SWR-T10, use a soft cloth to wipe the surface and avoid using harsh chemicals. Ensure that all connections are secure and inspect for any physical damage regularly.
The dimensions of the Alpine SWR-T10 are approximately 10 inches in diameter with a mounting depth of 3.25 inches.