Motor Vehicle Subwoofers price list
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Last updated Saturday, Oct 17, 2026
Deep, controlled bass can change the entire feel of a vehicle audio system. Instead of hearing music as a flat stream of sound, you begin to notice its pulse, weight, and rhythm. A motor vehicle subwoofer acts like the foundation of a house: it supports the rest of the audio system by handling low-frequency sound that smaller speakers may not reproduce with the same impact.
The reference selection includes Fusion subwoofers, a grille designed for a Fusion XS Series 10-inch Classic subwoofer, and a water-resistant two-way connector lead. These products serve different purposes, so comparing them carefully matters. Are you looking for a complete subwoofer, a smaller 10-inch option, a 12-inch model, or an accessory for an existing setup? The answer will guide your choice.
ZoneOffer is a comparison site that helps shoppers review listed products and prices from available offers. It is not a store. In this guide, you will find a practical overview of the listed Fusion products, their stated prices, their apparent role in an audio setup, and the questions worth asking before you buy.
A subwoofer focuses on low-frequency audio, including the bass lines, kick drums, and deep effects that give music a sense of scale. Without enough low-end support, a track can sound thin, almost like a photograph missing its shadows. Adding a dedicated subwoofer can make the listening experience feel fuller and more energetic.
That does not mean the biggest model is automatically the best choice. Your vehicle, available installation space, existing audio equipment, and personal listening preferences all influence the right option. Some drivers prefer a compact setup that leaves more room, while others want a larger driver for a stronger low-frequency presence.
The listed products include three Fusion Signature Series 3i sports subwoofers: two 12-inch models and one 10-inch model. The 12-inch versions are listed in white and grey, while the 10-inch version is listed in grey. There are also two related accessories: a 10-foot grille and a flying lead with a water-resistant two-way connector.
These listings create a useful comparison because they cover more than one type of purchase. You can compare different subwoofer sizes, compare finish colors, or look for components that support an existing Fusion setup. Think of the selection as a small toolbox: each item may solve a different audio installation need.
The Fusion 010-02775-10 Signature Series 3i 12 Inchcrgbw Sports Subwoofer is listed in white at $220.12. Its 12-inch size makes it the larger of the subwoofer sizes shown in the reference data.
If appearance matters in your installation, the white finish may appeal to you. However, the reference data does not provide detailed specifications such as power handling, impedance, enclosure requirements, or included installation hardware. Before purchasing, review the product information available from the listed offer and confirm that the model suits your audio system.
The Fusion 010-02775-11 Signature Series 3i 12 Inchcrgbw Sports Subwoofer is listed in grey at $179.12. It shares the 12-inch size shown on the white version, but the listed finish is different and the displayed price is lower than the white model in this selection.
Color may seem like a small detail, yet it can matter when the subwoofer is visible in a boat, vehicle cabin, or custom audio installation. The grey finish may blend more easily with darker interiors or other equipment. As with every product here, check the full listing for technical details before making a final decision.
The Fusion 010-02774-21 Signature Series 3i 10 Inch Sports Subwoofer is listed in grey at $102.12. It is the smaller subwoofer option in the reference selection and has the lowest listed price among the three Signature Series 3i sports subwoofers.
A 10-inch subwoofer may be worth considering when you want a more compact choice than a 12-inch model. Size alone does not tell you everything about performance, though. Installation space, system matching, enclosure design, and amplifier requirements can all affect the result. Use the 10-inch size as a starting point, not as the only deciding factor.
The listed prices make the three Signature Series 3i sports subwoofers easy to compare. The white 12-inch model is shown at $220.12, the grey 12-inch model at $179.12, and the grey 10-inch model at $102.12. The selection therefore spans a wide price range, with the 10-inch option positioned below both 12-inch listings.
Price comparison is helpful, but it should not be treated like a race where the lowest number always wins. A product can be less expensive because it has a different size, finish, or configuration. The reference data does not state that the prices represent discounts, and it does not provide regular prices for comparison. Consider the listed price alongside the product’s size, appearance, and compatibility with your intended setup.
The difference between the listed models may reflect the product size or finish, but the reference data does not explain the reason. It would be unwise to assume that the higher-priced model is automatically more powerful or that the lower-priced model is less capable.
Instead, compare the specifications that matter to you. Look for information about power handling, sensitivity, impedance, frequency response, enclosure recommendations, mounting depth, and amplifier pairing. Those details can tell you far more than price alone.
The 10-inch and 12-inch models in this selection give shoppers a straightforward size comparison. A 10-inch subwoofer may be easier to place in a tighter area, while a 12-inch model may suit someone who wants a larger driver format. Still, the final result depends on the complete system rather than diameter alone.
Before choosing, measure the space where the subwoofer will be installed. Write down the maximum width, height, and depth available. Leave room for wiring and any required enclosure or mounting hardware. A subwoofer that sounds perfect on paper is not very useful if it cannot fit securely in the intended location.
You should also consider how you listen. Do you want a balanced system that adds warmth, or are you chasing a bold, attention-grabbing bass response? Your answer can help narrow the choice. When in doubt, prioritize a proper system match over the largest available size.
The Fusion 0101288030 10ft Xs Classic Grille Black is listed at $24.12. The title identifies it as a black grille for use with an XS Series 10-inch Classic subwoofer. It is listed as a single black grille.
A grille can help provide a finished appearance and may help shield the front of a subwoofer from accidental contact. The listing specifically connects this product with an XS Series 10-inch Classic subwoofer, so compatibility deserves close attention. Do not assume that a grille made for one Fusion series will fit every Fusion subwoofer.
This grille may be useful when you already have the matching XS Series 10-inch Classic subwoofer and need the associated black grille. It may also interest shoppers planning a coordinated installation, but the product title is the key compatibility information supplied here.
Check the exact model of your existing subwoofer before ordering. Compare the series name, size, shape, mounting arrangement, and any available manufacturer fitment details. A few minutes of checking can prevent the frustration of receiving an accessory that does not match your equipment.
The Fusion 010-13286-04 Subwoofer Flying Lead with Water-resistant Two-way Connector is listed at $16.12. Its title identifies it as a flying lead and highlights a water-resistant two-way connector.
This is an accessory rather than a complete subwoofer. It may be relevant to shoppers who are working on wiring or replacing a compatible connector, but the reference data does not specify the lead’s length, wire gauge, connector dimensions, or exact compatibility list. Those details should be confirmed before purchase.
The water-resistant description may be especially relevant to installations where protection from moisture is a consideration. Even so, “water-resistant” should not be interpreted as a complete installation guarantee. Connector placement, routing, sealing, and the surrounding equipment still matter.
Good audio installation begins before the subwoofer arrives. Start by identifying the vehicle or installation location, then measure the available space. Consider where the amplifier, wiring, enclosure, and controls will go. A clear plan is like a road map: it helps you avoid wrong turns and last-minute compromises.
Next, confirm what your existing system can support. The reference data names the products and listed prices but does not provide amplifier specifications or electrical requirements. You should therefore review the full technical details for the subwoofer and your current audio equipment before connecting anything.
Secure mounting also matters. A subwoofer should be installed in a way that keeps it stable and protects the surrounding interior. Loose equipment can create unwanted noise and may become a safety concern. If you are not confident about electrical connections or vehicle audio installation, consider using a qualified installer.
Compatibility involves more than matching the brand name. Check the product series, subwoofer size, connector type, enclosure requirements, available space, and electrical specifications. This is particularly important for the XS Classic grille and the water-resistant connector lead, since accessories often depend on exact model matching.
Keep the product numbers handy while comparing offers. The reference listings identify the models as Fusion 010-02775-10, Fusion 010-02775-11, Fusion 010-02774-21, Fusion 0101288030, and Fusion 010-13286-04. Matching the model number is usually more reliable than relying only on a general product description.
The listed Signature Series 3i subwoofers are available in white and grey finishes. The 12-inch option appears in both colors, while the listed 10-inch option is grey. Finish is not just a cosmetic footnote when equipment will be visible in the vehicle or installation area.
Choose a finish that works with the surrounding interior and other components. White can create a brighter visual statement, while grey may blend more quietly with darker materials. There is no universal winner here; the best choice depends on the look you want to create.
When reviewing these products on ZoneOffer, begin with the exact title and model number. Then compare the listed price, size, color, and product type. This helps separate complete subwoofers from accessories, which is essential because a grille or connector lead is not a replacement for a full subwoofer.
The reference offers are shown with The Twister Group as the store and Fusion as the brand. ZoneOffer presents this information for comparison; it does not operate as the store selling the products. Product availability, shipping details, and other purchase conditions should be checked in the current offer information before you place an order.
Also remember that prices can change over time. The figures in this guide are the prices supplied in the reference data: $220.12 for the white 12-inch model, $179.12 for the grey 12-inch model, $102.12 for the grey 10-inch model, $24.12 for the grille, and $16.12 for the connector lead.
If you want the largest subwoofer size shown, compare the two 12-inch Signature Series 3i models. Their listed finishes differ, and so do their displayed prices. If you prefer the smaller subwoofer format, the grey 10-inch Signature Series 3i model is the relevant option in this selection.
If you already own or are building around an XS Series 10-inch Classic subwoofer, review the black grille listing carefully. If your project involves a compatible Fusion connection, examine the flying lead with water-resistant two-way connector. These accessories may be useful, but only when their fit and technical details match your setup.
Before choosing, confirm the exact product type. Are you buying a complete subwoofer, a protective grille, or a connector lead? Next, check the model number, size, finish, installation space, and technical specifications. Finally, compare the current offer details and make sure the item matches your equipment.
A little research can make a major difference. The right subwoofer should fit both your audio goals and your installation plan. Rather than chasing a product based on size or price alone, build your decision around compatibility, available space, appearance, and the type of bass experience you want.
Conclusion: The Fusion products in this selection offer several ways to improve or support a motor vehicle audio setup. You can compare 10-inch and 12-inch Signature Series 3i sports subwoofers, choose between white and grey finishes, or review the listed grille and connector accessories. With prices ranging from $16.12 to $220.12 in the reference data, careful comparison is essential. Use ZoneOffer as a comparison site, verify the current offer details, and confirm compatibility before completing your purchase.



