JBL BassPro Hub
11" (279mm) Spare tire subwoofer with built-in 200W RMS amplifier with remote control.
Sold from 2018 until now
Getting started with your JBL BassPro Hub
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Product Specifications
- Amplifier Power
- 200W RMS (2 ohms)
- Frequency Response
- 30Hz – 150Hz
- Fuse
- 30A
- Maximum Current Draw
- 30A
- Quiescent Current Draw
- <1.2A
- Crossover Frequency
- 50Hz – 150Hz
- Crossover Slope
- 24dB/Octave
- Bass Boost
- 0 - 12dB Variable @ Fix 50 Hz
- Line level input sensitivity
- 0.2 V - 4V
- Speaker level input sensitivity
- 0.5V - 10V
- Dimensions (D x H)
- 14-3/16” x 6-1/2”(D360mm x H165mm)
JBL's BassPro Hub Subwoofer Rattles Your Rear View Mirror
The new JBL BassPro Hub subwoofer delivers show & shine performance without crowding your passengers or sacrificing cargo area. This all-in-one powered subwoofer system fits into the hub of your spare tire for a super easy installation and out of sight sound solution. The built-in Class D amp delivers 200W RMS and is designed to work with the BassPro Hub subwoofer and enclosure as a system. The 11" (279mm) feather-light fiberglass woofer cone with rubber surround delivers the signature kick and punch of JBL bass. And with over temperature protection (OTP) and over current protection (OCP) you can count on reliability at peak volume levels. The included remote control enables adjustment of crossover point, gain, phase—and a bass boost of 12dB when you're in the mood and on the move. Whether you're cruising or competing, the JBL BassPro leaves the competition behind without missing a beat.
FAQs & How-Tos
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Vehicles that have an Active Noise Cancelling system are prone to encounter sound issues when an after-market subwoofer is installed. The sound issue can be described as a hum or low-frequency tone. To understand why this is happening it's important to understand how the ANC system in a vehicle works.
The ANC system's main job is to pick up on any internal/external low-frequency sound, such as engine/road noises, and block them out. The signal is sent to its ANC processor to produce a reverse phase audio signal and is sent back to the speaker system. The inverted phase signal will cancel out the internal/external low-frequency sound, blocking out any unwanted noise.
When you add an aftermarket subwoofer into the mix the ANC system hears the subwoofer output as being part of the engine/road noise. The ANC system believes the low-frequencies being emitted by the subwoofer are part of the unwanted noise and this leads to the ANC system producing an out-of-phase low-frequency signal to block the sub's output.
To identify if your vehicle has an ANC system you can do one of two things.
- Look up your vehicle's specifications online and verify if an ANC system is installed.
- Drive your vehicle, play music, put your vehicle in park, and then either turn off the engine or open your door. If the subwoofer plays as it should you'll know you have an ANC system.
To fix the sound issue you'll need to disable the ANC system. You can accomplish this by doing one of three things.
- Contact your dealership to see if they can disable the ANC system
- Use an ANC Bypass Harness
- Disable the ANC system yourself
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