Jovial PLSMRW104 10” Slim Marine Subwoofer User Manual
- June 12, 2024
- JOVIAL
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Jovial PLSMRW104 10” Slim Marine Subwoofer
DESCRIPTION
The Jovial PLSMRW104 is a 10-inch small marine subwoofer that was developed to produce powerful and deep bass performance in situations that are typically seen in maritime settings. Because of its low profile, it may be installed in confined areas, making it ideal for use on boats and other types of watercraft. The subwoofer is designed to survive the rigors of use in outdoor environments, and it is constructed out of materials that are resistant to water and ultraviolet light to ensure its endurance and lifespan. It delivers a sound that is both rich and impactful at low frequencies, which makes it a perfect choice for marine audio aficionados who are trying to improve their onboard audio systems. Because it is meant to improve the quality of the audio experience while on the water, it is an ideal choice.
SPECIFICATIONS
- Item Dimensions LxWxH: 10.5 x 9.3 x 3.1 inches
- Mounting Type: Boat Mount, Car Mount, Marine Subwoofer
- Brand: Jovial
- Model: PLSMRW104
- Item Weight: 8.39 pounds
- Color: Black
WHAT’S IN THE BOX
- Marine Subwoofer
- User Manual
PRODUCT OVERVIEW
FEATURES
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POWER OF 400 WATTS
The peak power of the 10″ Car Subwoofer is 400 watts, while the RMS power is 200 watts, and the impedance is 4 ohms. It enables you to increase the party atmosphere by pumping out some terrific low-frequency bass volume, making it a great addition to the music audio system you have aboard your boat. -
SIZE OF A 40 OZ MAGNET
The high-powered automobile subwoofer has a cone made of high-quality polypropylene measuring 10 inches in diameter and having a rubber rim around it. The 40-ounce barium ferrite magnetic construction as well as the 2 inch high-temperature aluminum voice coil boom with power and outstanding bass response -
VOICE COIL MADE OF 2″ ALUMINUM
Your speakers will remain secure, and the product’s lifespan will be increased, thanks to the specially treated rubber surround. A voice coil made of 2 inches of high-temperature aluminum produces the fullest sound while also maintaining a low level of distortion and an open sound stage.
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BEING RESISTANT TO WATER
The small component speaker system has a marine-grade waterproof plastic case construction, which makes it safe to install and use in situations where there is a moderate risk of water splashes, such as in maritime or mobile vehicles, cars or trucks. This makes it possible for the system to be used in places where water splashes occur.
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MODEL WITH A LOW OVERALL PROFILE
Built with a low profile design that allows for easy installation on boats, marine watercraft, autos, and other off-road vehicles among other types of vehicles. Comes equipped with a quick-connect speaker terminal plate and is suitable for audio setups involving sealed enclosure speaker boxes.
CONNECTIONS
The Jovial PLSMRW104 10″ Slim Marine Subwoofer’s precise connections could be different depending on the manufacturer’s design and the application for which it is meant to be used. On the other hand, I can give you a broad sense of the typical connections that you could find on a marine subwoofer by describing them as follows:
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Inputs for the Speaker Wire:
Typically, these are binding posts or terminals, and these are the points at which you join the speaker cables coming from your amplifier or another audio source. It is likely that each input on the subwoofer has a terminal that is either positive (+) or negative (-). -
Connections for Power and Ground:
If a maritime subwoofer has an internal amplifier, it may be necessary to connect it to a power source and a grounding source. In most cases, you will need to connect these to the electrical system on your yacht. -
Inputs from RCA:
If the subwoofer has an internal amplifier, it may have RCA connections that allow it to connect to a compatible audio source such as a marine head unit or an external amplifier. Another possibility is that the subwoofer does not have an internal amplifier. -
Input for the Remote Turn-On:
This is the point at which you would connect a wire that either activates the subwoofer or supplies electricity to it. In configurations that include amplifiers, it is typically utilized to turn the subwoofer on and off in tandem with the rest of the audio system. -
Holder for the Fuse:
It is possible that the subwoofer has a fuse holder built into it in order to safeguard the internal electronics from power surges if it has an internal amplifier. -
Adjustable Levels and Gain:
You can alter the loudness of the subwoofer in relation to the volume of the rest of your audio system with some subwoofers that include gain controls that are adjustable. -
Switching the Phase:
With the help of a phase switch, you will be able to modify the phase of the subwoofer’s output and integrate it more seamlessly with your primary speakers. -
Controls for Frequency and Filter:
Through the use of these settings, you are able to modify the frequency range that the subwoofer produces sound. This allows you to adjust the sound more precisely and prevents the subwoofer from playing frequencies it shouldn’t be.
PRECAUTIONS
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Protection against Water and Moisture:
Be sure that the subwoofer is put in an area where it will not be subjected to direct contact with water or other liquids that contain moisture. Consider mounting the subwoofer in an enclosure or other protected place if it is not specifically designed to be water-resistant. This will help prevent water damage to the subwoofer. -
Protection from UV Rays:
Equipment is frequently subjected to prolonged exposure to sunlight in marine conditions. To stop the subwoofer from degrading too quickly, either make sure the components it’s made of can withstand the sun’s rays or position it somewhere that has a lot of shade. -
Mounting That Is Safe:
Ensure that the subwoofer is adequately secured so that it does not move around or vibrate to an excessive degree. This not only improves the audio quality but also protects the subwoofer and the other components from any potential damage that may have been caused. -
Connections to the Electricity:
If you want to avoid creating short circuits and make sure your electrical connection is secure, you need to follow the correct wiring techniques. Make sure you use wiring and connectors that are rated for use in maritime environments because they are built to endure the elements. -
A Sufficient Supply of Power:
In the event that the subwoofer features an integrated amplifier, check to see that it is properly connected to a reliable and enough power supply, taking care to adhere to the power standards that were advised by the manufacturer. -
A ventilation system:
It is essential to provide sufficient airflow, in particular in the event that the subwoofer comes with its own amplifier. Make sure the subwoofer has adequate room around it to allow for efficient heat dissipation and to prevent the subwoofer from overheating. -
Steer clear of speeding:
Avoid exceeding the subwoofer’s power handling capabilities by driving it past its recommended levels. This can result in distortion, cause the subwoofer to overheat, and expose it to potential damage. -
Repairs and upkeep:
Inspect and clean the subwoofer on a consistent basis so that any dirt, dust, or debris that may have accumulated on the surface can be removed. This contributes to the preservation of its performance as well as its durability. -
Gaskets and other forms of sealing:
If you are going to put the subwoofer in an area that could get wet or damp, make sure to use the right sealing materials and gaskets so that water does not get into the enclosure or the mounting location. -
The depth of installation is:
If you are going to install the subwoofer in a confined area, you need to make sure that there is sufficient room behind the subwoofer to allow for the correct excursion. This eliminates the risk of the subwoofer damaging itself by colliding with any obstacles in its path. -
Be sure to follow the instructions:
Always ensure that you install, operate, and maintain the product in accordance with the instructions provided in the product manual by the manufacturer.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
What is the Jovial PLSMRW104?
The Jovial PLSMRW104 is a 10-inch slim marine subwoofer designed to provide enhanced bass and audio performance in marine environments.
What is a slim marine subwoofer?
A slim marine subwoofer is a type of subwoofer designed to fit in compact spaces and withstand the challenges of a marine environment, such as water, humidity, and exposure to the elements.
What size is the Jovial PLSMRW104 subwoofer?
The Jovial PLSMRW104 features a 10-inch subwoofer cone.
Is the Jovial PLSMRW104 specifically designed for marine use?
Yes, the Jovial PLSMRW104 is designed to be used in marine applications, making it suitable for boats, yachts, and other watercraft.
What are the power handling capabilities of the Jovial PLSMRW104?
The power handling of the Jovial PLSMRW104 subwoofer is typically stated in watts, and it can vary. Please refer to the product specifications for the specific power handling information.
What is the impedance of the Jovial PLSMRW104?
The impedance of the Jovial PLSMRW104 subwoofer can vary. Refer to the product specifications for the specific impedance value.
Does the Jovial PLSMRW104 come with a protective grille?
Yes, many marine subwoofers, including the Jovial PLSMRW104, often come with a protective grille to shield the subwoofer cone from potential damage.
Can the Jovial PLSMRW104 be used in both fresh and saltwater environments?
Yes, the Jovial PLSMRW104 is typically designed to withstand both fresh and saltwater environments, given its marine-specific design.
What is the frequency response range of the Jovial PLSMRW104?
The frequency response range can vary. It's the range of frequencies the subwoofer can reproduce. Refer to the product specifications for this information.
Is the Jovial PLSMRW104 suitable for outdoor installations?
Yes, the Jovial PLSMRW104 is designed for outdoor and marine environments, making it suitable for various outdoor installations.
Does the Jovial PLSMRW104 require a separate amplifier?
Yes, subwoofers generally require a separate amplifier to power them effectively and provide optimal audio performance.
Is the Jovial PLSMRW104 a passive or powered subwoofer?
The Jovial PLSMRW104 is most likely a passive subwoofer, meaning it requires an external amplifier to function.
What materials are used in the construction of the Jovial PLSMRW104?
The construction materials can vary, but marine subwoofers often use materials that can withstand moisture, such as marine-grade plastics and metals.
Can the Jovial PLSMRW104 be used in a sealed or ported enclosure?
The suitability of sealed or ported enclosures depends on the subwoofer's specifications. Refer to the product documentation for enclosure recommendations.
What is the mounting depth of the Jovial PLSMRW104?
The mounting depth can vary. Please refer to the product specifications for the exact mounting depth of the Jovial PLSMRW104.