Audiopipe TXX-BD3-10

10″ subwoofer · dual 4 Ω · 700 W RMS

37 HzFs, resonance
0.41Qts
0.57 ft³Vas
0.26″Xmax
700 WRMS

The Audiopipe TXX-BD3-10 is a 10″ subwoofer. With Qts 0.41 and EBP 73 it works both sealed and ported: sealed is tighter and smaller, ported is deeper and louder. Modest excursion (Xmax 0.26″) — for clean sound at moderate levels, not for SPL competitions.

Sourceweb.archive.org · manufacturer data
Checked against sourceOctober 2026
Thiele/Small parameterscomplete
Mounting dimensions3 of 4 — missing: magnet diameter; the designer will use an estimate
The published specs don’t add up:

Recommended box

For a sedan, one sub, 700 W. It’s the same math as the designer’s step-by-step mode, where you can fit the box to your space, vehicle and amp and get plans, a cut sheet and DXF.

Sealed

smaller, tighter
0.49 ft³ (14 L)
Net volume
Bass character (Qtc)Dry and tight · 0.60
Fc54 Hz
F3 (−3 dB, no cabin gain)68 Hz
Example box (outside)12 3/16″ × 12 3/16″ × 9 11/16″
Open sealed box in designer

Ported

deeper, louder
0.85 ft³ (24 L)
Net volume
Tuning (Fb)38 Hz
Portslot 1 3/16 × 14 5/16″, 33 9/16″ long
Port velocity at 700 W80 ft/s
F3 (−3 dB, no cabin gain)34 Hz
Example box (outside)14 7/8″ × 15 3/4″ × 14″
Open ported box in designer

Deeper: 1.02 ft³ (29 L) tuned to 36 Hz, 20 3/8″ × 15 3/4″ × 9 1/4″ outside — a bigger box with flatter deep bass. Open in the calculator

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Sealed Ported · SPL in dB at 1 W / 1 m, no cabin gain

Thiele/Small parameters

Size10″
Voice coilsdual 4 Ω
RMS power700 W
Fs37 Hz
Qts0.41
Qes0.51
Qms2.1
Vas0.57 ft³
Re (one coil)3.6 Ω
Sd53.6 in²
Xmax0.26″
Vd13.7 in³ calc.
Mms196 g calc.
BL17.9 T·m calc.
EBP73 — sealed or ported calc.
Sensitivity, 1 W / 1 m84 dB calc.

Mounting dimensions

Ø10 1/2″cutout Ø8 7/8″mounting depth 6 13/16″magnet Ø≈ 5 3/4″
Cutout diameter8 7/8″
Mounting depth6 13/16″
Overall diameter10 1/2″

Where it fits in a vehicle

Spots from our vehicle guides where the cutout, mounting depth and recommended box fit. The spot sizes are approximate — measure your own vehicle.

“≈” means the value isn’t in the spec sheet and a typical value for the size is used; “calc.” means it’s calculated from the published parameters. Check the manufacturer’s spec sheet before you build.

Data sources

Voice coil versions

The same sub with different voice coils: the parameters are nearly the same — pick by your amp and wiring.

ModelVoice coilsReQesVasSealedPorted
Audiopipe TXX-BD3-10D2dual 2 Ω1.8 Ω0.510.57 ft³0.49 ft³0.85 ft³ · 38 Hz
Audiopipe TXX-BD3-10dual 4 Ω3.6 Ω0.510.57 ft³0.49 ft³0.85 ft³ · 38 Hz

Other Audiopipe 10″ models

Similar 10″ subwoofers from other brands

Close in Fs, Qts and Vas — a box of similar volume will suit them.

FAQ

What box does the Audiopipe TXX-BD3-10 need?

Recommended net volume: 0.49 ft³ sealed, 0.85 ft³ ported tuned to 38 Hz — for one sub in a sedan at 700 W. Fit the box to your space and amp in the free calculator, with plans and a cut sheet.

What are the Audiopipe TXX-BD3-10 Thiele/Small specs?

Fs 37 Hz, Qts 0.41, Vas 0.57 ft³, Xmax 0.26″, Sd 53.6 in².

What is the Audiopipe TXX-BD3-10 mounting depth?

Mounting depth is 6 13/16″, cutout diameter 8 7/8″. The inside depth of the box must exceed the mounting depth by at least 1″.

How much power does the Audiopipe TXX-BD3-10 handle and how do I wire it?

RMS power rating: 700 W. Dual 4 Ω voice coils: series gives 8 Ω, parallel gives 2 Ω at the amp. Wiring for several subs and amp power — in the wiring calculator.

Is the Audiopipe TXX-BD3-10 better sealed or ported?

EBP 73: both work — sealed 0.49 ft³ is tighter and smaller, ported 0.85 ft³ tuned to 38 Hz is deeper and louder.

What port does the Audiopipe TXX-BD3-10 need?

For the 0.85 ft³ ported box tuned to 38 Hz: slot 1 3/16 × 14 5/16″, 33 9/16″ long, area 16.9 in²; or a round port Ø4 5/8″, ≈ 33 9/16″ long. Port air speed at 700 W: 80 ft/s.

What box do two Audiopipe TXX-BD3-10 subs need?

Two subs need twice the volume: 0.99 ft³ sealed, or 1.70 ft³ ported at the same 38 Hz tuning with twice the port area. One shared chamber or one per sub — whatever fits your vehicle.