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Pioneer engineers developed the TS-W8102SPL from the ground up with a no-holds-barred approach. The project focused the talents of the world's largest speaker manufacturer and resulted in a history-making product. The TS-W8102SPL is designed to do it all. Be it earth-moving, competition-pounding power or the baddest bass beat your friends ever heard, this subwoofer is master and commander.

New Features of the TS-W8102SPL:

• Ultra-Strong Dust Cap With Foamed Acrylic Polymer
  These latest subwoofers feature a newly-developed dust cap, which boasts far greater strength, yet barely any increase in weight. This is made possible by the use of Foamed Acrylic Polymer sandwiched between carbon-fiber and glass-cloth layers. Foamed Acrylic Polymer is lightweight, but still offers outstanding heat resistance and much greater compressive strength than conventional foam materials — up to approximately 36 times greater than Carbon Fiber blended paper, depending on the angle of force. Foamed Acrylic Polymer also gives the dust cap durability to match its tremendous strength.
• Titanium Voice Coil Former (Bobbin)
  With up to 6000 watts running through the voice coil, an exceptionally strong former is required. Pioneer now uses Titanium, one of the strongest materials available. The result is 565% stronger than the former design.
• Dual Voice Coil
  TS-W8102SPL now features two 2 ohm voice coils. This design offers you the flexibility of turning it into either a 1-ohm sub (voice coils connected in parallel), an 4-ohm sub (connected in a series), or powering the voice coils separately (dual 2 ohm loads). More options, more power: that's what DVC is all about.
• It's All About the Details
  There are many more new changes as well. A new patent-pending design on the voice coil winding. A new attachment process for the surround to the cone. Improvements to the Spider and the tensile wire. All add up to greater performance, greater reliability and deeper, more powerful bass.

Other Patent-Pending Features:

• Interlaced Carbon Fiber Reinforced IMPP Cone*
  The cone of the TS-W8102SPL features a patent-pending design that combines long carbon fibers into a proprietary blend. The strong, lightweight characteristics of carbon fiber render a robust IMPP cone capable of withstanding the enormous pressure levels the speaker is capable of generating.
• Aramid Fiber Reinforced Rubber Radial Surround*
  When a subwoofer is working overtime, the cone exhibits dramatic movement that must be controlled appropriately without compromising the actual sound quality. The same material used in bullet-proof vests, Aramid Fiber is woven into the rubber surround producing a superior material that eliminates puckering and improves highpower performance.The overhung design allows for a 22% larger cone surface which translates to even more sound pressure.
• Ceramic-Coated Voice Coil Wire*
  The TS-W8102SPL's voice coil wire is coated with ceramic, which allows it to handle extreme heat. This doubles the input power handling capability and significantly improves reliability.

And Still More Incredible Features:

• Aero-Dynamic Magnetic Gap (ADMG)
  As a speaker operates, the movement generated between the top and back plates is subject to resistance, both mechanical and air pressure. To reduce this resistance, strategic channels are precisely machined into the top and back plates. This effectively reduced physical resistance by more than 10% and thus reduced power waste making the speaker even stronger.
• Triple-Stack Magnet Assembly
  To build the most powerful subwoofer in the world you need power. Twenty pounds of it! Three gigantic ferrite magnets are combined with an extra-large top and back plate to create a motor with enough force to exceed 170+ dB.
• Cast Aluminum Basket
  Designed from scratch by Pioneer, this one-piece aluminum basket assembly holds the motor assembly, cone, and magnet structure securely in place. The benefits of this design: reduced internal stress, superior damping, and increased magnetic efficiency.

* Patent-Pending Feature

 

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