• Subwoofer size: 250 mm (10 inch)
  
• Nominal impedance: 4 Ω
  
• Power demand: 200 – 300 W
  
• Dimensions: 257 mm × 257 mm × 132 mm
  
• Cosmetic appearance: Black
  
• Package accessories: Black screws
  
• Fs (resonance frequency): 32 Hz
  
• Re (DC resistance): 3.7 Ω
  
• Sd (cone area): 3300.6 mm²
  
• Qms: 9.42
  
• Qes: 0.74
  
• Qts: 0.68
  
• Vas: 33.4 L
  
• Mms (moving mass): 110.6 g
  
• BL (force factor): 10.59 Tm
  
• Sensitivity (1W/1m): 83.6 dB
  
• L1kHz (inductance): 2.9 mH
  
• Sealed box recommendation: 18–20 L (0.6–0.7 cu.ft)
  
• Ported box recommendation: Not recommended

• Sound-quality oriented design
• Small-box friendly design (sealed 18–20L recommended)
  
• Overhung motor design for improved linear movement and lower distortion at higher excursion
  
• One-piece polypropylene cone for consistent, controlled bass character
  
• Cast basket to minimise resonance and unwanted vibration in the install

• Sound quality (SQ) builds needing accurate, musical sub-bass
• Space-limited installs where you can’t run a large enclosure
  
• Sealed enclosures (18–20L recommended) for tight response and clean integration
  
• OEM+ style systems where the goal is balance and refinement, not maximum SPL

We like subs that don’t demand half a boot to sound good and the Revolution 110 is built exactly for that. The small sealed-box recommendation, the rigid cast basket, and the overhung motor design all point to a sub that’s aimed at controlled, low-distortion bass rather than “one-note” boom. If you’re building an SQ system and want bass that integrates properly, this one makes a lot of sense.