【RS-X10 25cm Subwoofer｜Easily Add Thick, Deep Bass】

I want a bit more depth and impact in the bass of my factory audio sound. But I don’t want it to sound like only the bass stands out.

RS-X10 is a subwoofer that uses a 10-inch (25cm) paper cone. By adding low-frequency sounds that are difficult to cover with the front speakers alone, you can aim for a richer, fuller overall sound—and enjoy vocals and instrument tones in a more natural way.

The 25cm size is ideal for those who want strong, solid bass, while still being a point worth noting that it’s less likely to take up installation space than extremely large units. Whether it’s the punch of rock and hip-hop beats, or pop songs and movie music, adding a foundation of sound can change the impression of your usual tracks.

The BOX is a guideline of approximately 32L for a ported/open design, and approximately 22L for a sealed design. Because the way the bass comes out and the sense of volume also varies depending on which type you choose, it’s something you should decide by considering not only your available space in the car, but also the music you usually listen to and your preferences.

A subwoofer isn’t something that’s complete just by installing the unit. Depending on the volume balance and connection with the front speakers, the installation method, and the BOX specifications, the bass may either blend in naturally—or, conversely, end up sounding like only the bass is prominent.

At Log On, we’re happy to think together with you about how best to incorporate the RS-X10, while checking your vehicle’s audio setup and how you use it. For those who want to increase their satisfaction when listening to music—while keeping costs down—this is a subwoofer that’s easy to consider.

Key Specifications

【Basic Information】
Product name: RS-X10
Type: 25cm subwoofer
Cone material: Paper cone

【Unit】
Diameter: 10 inches / 25cm
Impedance: 4Ω
Voice coil: 2 inches

【Power Handling】
450 / 300W

【Recommended BOX Volume】
Ported/Open: Approx. 32L
Sealed: Approx. 22L

Depending on the vehicle model and your current audio configuration, the way to build the appropriate BOX and the adjustment method will differ. Even if you’re wondering what size would be best for adding bass, let’s decide on the direction together while hearing about your actual usage.

Shop owner Komizo (KOMIZO)