[MOVE 12-400AR｜Add thick, full-bodied bass inside your car with a 30cm powered subwoofer]

You’d like to add a bit more bass thickness and punch to the sound of your factory audio. However, you’re not considering a full-fledged external amplifier and subwoofer setup that takes up a large amount of cargo (luggage) space.

That’s where the MOVE 12-400AR comes in—an easy option to consider.

This bass-reflex powered subwoofer integrates a 30cm large-diameter subwoofer and a high-power amplifier. The unit uses a reinforced paper cone and a 50mm voice coil, with an R.M.S. output of 200W.

It’s not just about increasing the amount of bass. By filling frequency ranges that are difficult for front speakers to reproduce, it adds thickness to the low end that supports vocals and instruments. It’s also an area where you’ll notice the difference when you want to enjoy your favorite music with the volume turned up a little, or when you feel the sound from a factory system is too light.

A powered subwoofer you can adjust easily in your car

The crossover can be adjusted within 40Hz to 250Hz, and the BASS EQ also supports adjustment from 0 to +18dB at 45Hz. It’s important to tune it so that only the bass doesn’t end up standing out too much—taking your vehicle model and how your front speakers sound into account.

Because it supports high-level input, it can be easily combined with systems centered around a factory navigation unit or factory audio. It also offers an auto power-on function when using high-level input, making it suitable for those who want to add bass without significantly changing their daily operation.

However, a subwoofer isn’t something where the job is done simply by installing the main unit. The overall impression of the finished sound will vary depending on how you route the power, where you install it, and how you balance volume with the front speakers and adjust the crossover.

At LOGON, we install with the goal of achieving a natural connection where only the bass doesn’t become overly boomy. We do this by confirming your vehicle model, the specifications of your factory audio, the music you typically listen to, and your preferences for bass. If it were me, I’d first check how much bass you want inside the car, and then decide on the installation method and the adjustment direction.

This is a subwoofer worth consulting about—not only for people who want to play things loudly, but also for those who want to add thickness to the overall music even at everyday listening volume. Let’s think together about a setup that’s easy to use and enjoyable to listen to, including installation and tuning tailored to your vehicle.

Main Specifications / Specs

[Basic Information]
Product name: MOVE 12-400AR
Type: 30cm powered subwoofer
Enclosure type: Bass reflex

[Subwoofer Unit]
Unit: 30cm reinforced paper cone woofer
Voice coil diameter: 50mm
Impedance: 2Ω + 2Ω (DVC)

[Output / Adjustment Functions]
R.M.S. output: 200W
Crossover type: Variable
Low-pass frequency: 40Hz to 250Hz
BASS EQ adjustment: 0 to +18dB / 45Hz

[Input / Power Functions]
High-level input: Supported
Auto power-on function: Supported (only when using high-level input)
Power supply voltage: 14.4V
Built-in fuse: 30A ×1

[External Dimensions / Weight]
External dimensions: W500mm × H365mm × D380mm
Weight: 14.4kg

[Included Items]
Remote level controller (main unit)
Cable for remote level controller: 5.0m
Power cable with connector: 0.5m
High-level input cable: 0.9m