【A 10 DVC｜A woofer for enjoying natural ultra-low bass—not just raw power】

This woofer is designed for those who want to enjoy deeper, thicker bass. Rather than simply increasing sound pressure, it compensates for ultra-low frequencies that front speakers can’t fully reproduce—adding both roominess and impact to the overall music.

A 10 DVC features a robust die-cast aluminum basket that helps suppress unwanted resonances. It combines a magnetic circuit built with a large two-layer ferrite magnet structure with a fiber paper cone that offers excellent transient performance.

As a result, you can aim for a natural, well-integrated bass character—less about playing it louder, and more about making it easier to feel the kick drum’s attack and the thickness of the bass, without getting in the way of vocals or mid/high frequencies. Even when you’re listening to your usual music at a slightly lower volume, the added headroom in the low end should make the sound inside the car feel more enjoyable and easier to listen to.

The impression you get from a woofer changes depending on where it’s installed, the enclosure/box, how it’s paired with the amplifier, and how it connects with the front speakers. If it were me, I wouldn’t decide based on the woofer’s sound pressure alone—I’d plan a setup in which the bass naturally integrates across the entire cabin.

At LOGON, we propose combinations that you can keep using without strain, while confirming your vehicle model, existing system, the music you typically listen to, and your preferences for bass. If you want to add more bass but would like to avoid a boomy sound, please feel free to consult us.

Main Specifications

【Basic Information】
Product name: A 10 DVC
Type: Woofer

【Structure / Materials】
Basket: Die-cast aluminum
Magnetic circuit: Large two-layer ferrite magnet structure
Diaphragm: Fiber paper cone

※ Installation method, the required enclosure/box, amplifier, and so on vary depending on the vehicle and system configuration. We will guide you with details while checking your actual vehicle and current audio system.