Audio Ace Dyeable Cone Subwoofers: Custom Color Bass That Matches Your Build

March 5, 2026

Audio Ace Dyeable Cone Subwoofers: Custom Colors for Wild, Jester & STR8 NST Builds

Most car audio subwoofers are designed around performance first and appearance second.

That works for many systems, but it can become a problem when the rest of the vehicle has a carefully planned color theme.

You may have already matched:

Power and ground wire
Amplifier-rack lighting
Fuse blocks and distribution hardware
Interior stitching
Custom door panels
Powder-coated metalwork
Vehicle paint or wrap
Team, shop or brand colors

Then the subwoofers arrive with a standard cone that does not match anything else in the build.

Audio Ace dyeable cone subwoofers solve that problem by giving customers custom cone-color and dust-cap-logo options while still offering subwoofers designed for serious daily, demo, show and high-output car audio systems.

The current dyeable-cone options available through Audio Sellerz include products from the:

Audio Ace STR8 NST Series
Audio Ace Wild Series
Audio Ace Jester Series

These are not decorative display pieces that happen to make bass.

The lineup includes real high-output subwoofers rated from 1000 watts RMS through 3000 watts RMS, with options ranging from a compact 8" woofer to large 18" demo and wall-build subwoofers.

The result is a subwoofer system that can perform like serious car audio equipment while visually becoming part of the vehicle’s design.

Browse the complete Audio Ace car audio collection to compare current subwoofers and supporting products.

Performance still comes first: Choose the subwoofer size, series, voice-coil configuration, amplifier and enclosure before choosing the colors. A custom cone cannot correct an undersized box, clipped amplifier or weak electrical system.

What Is an Audio Ace Dyeable Cone Subwoofer?

An Audio Ace dyeable cone subwoofer uses a cone intended to be offered in custom color choices rather than limiting the customer to one standard appearance.

Depending on the exact product, shoppers may also be able to choose a separate color for the Audio Ace spade logo on the dust cap.

This gives builders control over two visual areas:

Cone color: The main color covering most of the visible subwoofer surface
Dust cap logo color: The Audio Ace spade logo in the center of the subwoofer

The cone and logo can match each other, contrast with each other or connect two different colors already used throughout the vehicle.

Current product options may include colors such as:

Black
White
Red
Blue or lake blue
Bright or neon green
Purple or lavender
Yellow
Orange
Pink or magenta
Gold, silver or other logo-color options on selected models

Exact cone and logo choices depend on the individual subwoofer and current availability. Always review the selections displayed on the product page before ordering.

Why Custom Cone Colors Matter

Car audio systems are increasingly becoming complete visual builds.

Customers no longer want only a large amplifier hidden under a seat and a plain box sitting in the trunk.

Many systems now include:

Exposed amplifier racks
Backlit acrylic panels
Custom metalwork
Color-matched wiring
Show panels
LED lighting
Floating amplifier layouts
Windowed subwoofer enclosures
Custom upholstery
Vehicle-themed fabrication

When every visible part follows the same plan, the system looks intentional.

When the wire, lighting, hardware, panels and subwoofers all use unrelated colors, the build can look unfinished even when the equipment is expensive.

A custom-color subwoofer can become:

The main visual feature inside the enclosure
A connection between the trunk and interior colors
A match for the vehicle paint or wrap
A contrast against a black or white enclosure
A recognizable part of a team or shop build
A stronger centerpiece for photos, videos and show displays

Audio Ace Dyeable Cone Subwoofer Lineup

The current lineup gives customers different sizes and power levels rather than forcing every themed build into the same subwoofer.

The major verified options include:

STR8 NST 8": 1000 watts RMS for compact, high-output systems
Wild 12": 2000 watts RMS with dual 4 ohm voice coils
Wild 15": 2000 watts RMS with dual 4 ohm voice coils
Jester 12": 3000 watts RMS with dual 2 ohm voice coils
Jester 15": 3000 watts RMS with dual 2 ohm voice coils
Jester 18": 3000 watts RMS with dual 2 ohm voice coils

The correct choice depends on much more than which woofer has the highest rating.

You also need to consider:

Available vehicle space
Required enclosure volume
Mounting depth
Number of subwoofers
Amplifier output
Final impedance
Power and ground wiring
Battery and alternator support
Daily, demo, show or competition use

Audio Ace STR8 NST 8" Dyeable Cone Subwoofer

The Audio Ace STR8 NST 8" dyeable cone subwoofer gives customers a compact option without limiting the system to basic entry-level bass.

It is rated at 1000 watts RMS and is designed for properly planned ported or bandpass applications.

The STR8 NST can make sense for:

Compact daily-driver systems
Truck builds
Under-seat or down-fire enclosures
Single high-output 8" installations
Multiple-8" subwoofer arrays
Stunt walls
Systems where space is limited but appearance still matters

The STR8 NST is not simply a tiny factory-replacement woofer.

It is designed around high output from a small frame and needs:

A correctly designed enclosure
Enough mounting depth
A properly matched amplifier
Strong speaker wire
Correct crossover settings
Electrical support appropriate for the amplifier

Choose the STR8 NST 8" When:

You need a compact enclosure
You want more output than a normal shallow or entry-level 8"
You are planning one powerful 8" or several matching 8" subwoofers
You want the custom-color feature in a smaller build
You have enough amplifier and enclosure support to use it correctly

Do Not Choose the STR8 NST Only Because It Is Small

Small diameter does not automatically mean easy installation.

A high-output 8" can still require:

Substantial mounting depth
A ported enclosure
Meaningful amplifier power
Strong electrical wiring
Careful heat and excursion control

Audio Ace Wild 12" Dyeable Cone Subwoofer

The Audio Ace Wild 12" dyeable cone subwoofer is rated at 2000 watts RMS and uses dual 4 ohm voice coils.

The Wild Series sits between the more entry-level Audio Ace options and the higher-powered Jester line.

That makes the Wild 12 a strong choice for customers who want:

Serious daily bass
A high-output single-12" system
A matching pair of custom-color 12" subwoofers
Demo capability without moving directly into the 3000-watt Jester line
A show build that still needs real daily performance
Dual 4 ohm wiring flexibility

One dual 4 ohm Wild subwoofer can normally be wired to a final 2 ohm or 8 ohm load.

Two matching dual 4 ohm Wild subwoofers can normally be wired to final loads such as 1 ohm or 4 ohms, depending on the wiring configuration.

Calculate the completed load before choosing the amplifier.

Choose the Wild 12" When:

You want a serious but manageable 12" system
You have room for a properly designed enclosure
You want 2000 watts RMS capability per subwoofer
You are building a powerful daily or demo-oriented system
You need dual 4 ohm coil options for the amplifier plan
You want more power than a basic subwoofer without jumping directly to Jester

Audio Ace Wild 15" Dyeable Cone Subwoofer

The Audio Ace Wild 15" dyeable cone subwoofer uses the same 2000-watt RMS and dual 4 ohm direction in a larger 15" platform.

The Wild 15 can provide more cone area and stronger low-frequency presence when the vehicle has room for the required enclosure.

It may fit:

Large trunk systems
SUVs and hatchbacks
Loud daily-driver builds
Single high-output 15" installations
Dual-15" demo systems
Show builds where the subwoofer cone is a major visual feature

The larger cone does not remove the need for correct planning.

Before ordering a Wild 15, verify:

Enclosure air space
Mounting depth
Cutout diameter
Port design
Vehicle opening dimensions
Amplifier output at the final load
Electrical support

Choose the Wild 15" When:

You want more cone area than the Wild 12
The vehicle can fit a larger enclosure
You want strong low-frequency daily and demo performance
You need a dual 4 ohm 2000-watt RMS platform
The custom cone will remain visible inside the finished build

Audio Ace Jester 12" Dyeable Cone Subwoofer

The Audio Ace Jester 12" dyeable cone subwoofer moves into the higher-power Jester line.

It is rated at 3000 watts RMS and uses dual 2 ohm voice coils.

The Jester 12 is made for customers who need major capability from a 12" platform.

It can fit:

Extreme daily-driver systems
High-output single-12" builds
Dual-12" demo systems
SQ/SPL-style systems
Customers using large monoblock amplifiers
Builds where the subwoofer must perform and become a visual centerpiece

One dual 2 ohm Jester can normally be wired to 1 or 4 ohms.

Two matching dual 2 ohm Jesters can normally be wired to final loads such as 0.5 or 2 ohms.

The amplifier must be stable at the completed load, and the vehicle electrical system must support the resulting current demand.

Choose the Jester 12" When:

You need major power from a 12" platform
You have substantial monoblock power
The enclosure is being built for high output
You have upgraded electrical wiring and battery support
You are planning dual 2 ohm wiring before ordering
You want an extreme daily, demo or competition-capable 12"

Audio Ace Jester 15" Dyeable Cone Subwoofer

The Audio Ace Jester 15" dyeable cone subwoofer combines the 3000-watt RMS Jester platform with the additional cone area of a 15" woofer.

It uses dual 2 ohm voice coils and is aimed at serious high-output applications.

The Jester 15 may fit:

Extreme daily-driver bass systems
Demo vehicles
Large trunk builds
SUV and hatchback systems
Competition-oriented installations
Customers who want a larger visual cone surface for the custom color

A custom-colored 15" cone becomes a major part of the finished installation, especially in:

Inverted subwoofer installations
Forward-facing trunk panels
Windowed enclosures
Wall builds
Show displays

Choose the Jester 15" When:

You need Jester-level capability with more cone area
The vehicle can support the enclosure size
You have major amplifier and electrical support
You are building an extreme daily, demo or competition-oriented system
The appearance of the subwoofer is a major part of the build

Audio Ace Jester 18" Dyeable Cone Subwoofer

The Audio Ace Jester 18" dyeable cone subwoofer is the largest verified dyeable-cone option in the current Audio Sellerz lineup.

It is rated at 3000 watts RMS and uses dual 2 ohm voice coils.

The Jester 18 is intended for:

Large demo builds
Walls
Bandpass systems
Large ported enclosures
SUVs and vans
Competition-oriented vehicles
Customers who want the largest possible custom-color visual impact

The Jester 18 is not recommended as a casual upgrade for a customer who simply wants a little more bass.

It needs:

A large purpose-built enclosure
Substantial mounting depth
A correctly matched high-power monoblock amplifier
Heavy power and ground wiring
Serious fuse protection
Battery and alternator support
Enough vehicle space to use it correctly

Choose the Jester 18" When:

The vehicle is being built around the bass system
You want large cone area and deep low-frequency output
You are building a wall, demo or competition-style enclosure
You have enough amplifier power and charging support
You want the custom cone to become one of the largest visual features in the vehicle

High-power warning: Wild and Jester subwoofers can require major amplifier and electrical support. Do not assume factory charging, a small amp kit or one weak battery ground can support a 2000- or 3000-watt RMS subwoofer system.

Audio Ace Wild vs Jester Dyeable Cone Subwoofers

The Wild and Jester lines fit different build levels.

Choose Audio Ace Wild When:

You want 2000 watts RMS capability per subwoofer
You are building a strong daily or demo system
You want dual 4 ohm voice coils
You want a step between entry-level equipment and the Jester line
You want serious output with somewhat easier amplifier demands

Choose Audio Ace Jester When:

You want 3000 watts RMS capability per subwoofer
You need a higher-output SQ/SPL-style platform
You are building an extreme daily, demo or competition system
You want dual 2 ohm voice coils
You have the enclosure, amplifier and electrical system to support the larger demand

The Jester is not automatically the better purchase.

A Wild subwoofer in the correct enclosure with a well-matched amplifier can outperform a Jester installed in a weak box with low voltage and a clipped signal.

Choosing Between 8", 12", 15" and 18"

Choose an 8" When:

Space is limited
You are building under or behind a seat
You want a multi-8" system
You need a smaller visible cone area
The enclosure has been designed for a high-output 8"

Choose a 12" When:

You want a strong all-around daily size
You need a balance of output and enclosure size
You are building a single- or dual-subwoofer system
You have moderate trunk or cargo space
You want several Wild and Jester power choices

Choose a 15" When:

You have enough space for a larger enclosure
You want more cone area
You want a stronger low-frequency presence
You are building a loud daily or demo system
The larger colored cone supports the visual plan

Choose an 18" When:

The vehicle is built around a large bass system
You have room for a wall or major enclosure
You want maximum cone area from the current dyeable-cone lineup
You have serious amplifier and electrical support
You understand the fabrication requirements

How to Plan a Clean Custom Color Theme

The easiest way to make a themed build look professional is to limit the number of colors.

One Main Color and One Neutral

This is the simplest and safest direction.

Possible combinations include:

Blue and black
Red and black
Purple and white
Green and black
Orange and black
Yellow and white

The main color creates the visual identity. The neutral prevents the system from becoming too busy.

Two Main Colors and One Neutral

This can work well for more detailed builds when the same colors are repeated consistently.

Examples include:

Blue, purple and black
Red, white and black
Green, yellow and black
Orange, white and black

Avoid adding unrelated colors simply because every available component offers another option.

Monochrome Builds

A monochrome build uses variations of one color.

Examples include:

Black cone with black logo
White cone with silver or white logo
Blue cone with a different shade of blue logo
Purple cone with lavender logo

This can create a clean show-quality appearance without a high-contrast logo.

Cone Color and Dust Cap Logo Combinations

Clean and Stealth

Black cone with black logo
Black cone with white logo
Black cone with silver logo
White cone with black logo

These choices work well when the rest of the system already has significant lighting or visual detail.

Color-Matched Builds

Blue cone with white logo
Purple cone with white logo
Red cone with black logo
Green cone with black logo
Orange cone with white logo

These options let the cone become part of the vehicle’s primary color scheme.

High-Contrast Show Builds

White cone with red logo
Yellow cone with black logo
Red cone with white logo
Black cone with neon-green logo
Purple cone with gold logo

High-contrast combinations stand out strongly in photographs, videos and illuminated show displays.

Team or Business Colors

A shop, team or sponsored build can use:

The primary team color on the cone
The secondary color on the dust cap logo
Matching wire and terminal boots
Coordinated acrylic or metal panels
Lighting that reinforces the same palette

Match the Subwoofers to the Vehicle

The subwoofer colors should connect to more than the amplifier rack.

Look at the entire vehicle:

Exterior paint
Vehicle wrap
Brake-caliper color
Wheel accents
Interior stitching
Seat inserts
Dashboard trim
Door-panel accents
Headliner
Roll cage or chassis bracing

A red cone may look perfect with red interior stitching even when the vehicle exterior is black.

A white or black cone may be the better choice when the vehicle already uses several bright colors.

Consider the Lighting Before Ordering

Colors can appear different under:

Natural sunlight
Warm-white LEDs
Cool-white LEDs
Blue lighting
Purple lighting
Red lighting
RGB color-changing systems

A white cone can reflect surrounding lighting and appear to change color.

A blue cone under purple lighting may appear much darker than expected.

A red cone under blue LEDs may lose the appearance you intended.

Before finalizing the cone and logo colors:

Choose the permanent vehicle colors.
Choose the amplifier-rack and enclosure colors.
Choose the normal lighting color.
Select the cone color.
Select a matching or contrasting logo color.

Where Will the Subwoofer Be Mounted?

The mounting direction affects how visible the custom cone will be.

Standard Forward-Facing Installation

The cone remains visible from the front of the enclosure.

This works well for:

Trunk displays
Hatchback systems
Rear-facing enclosures
Windowed show builds

Up-Firing Installation

Up-firing subwoofers can make the custom cone highly visible in SUVs, hatchbacks and open cargo areas.

Protect the cone from cargo and falling objects.

Wall Installation

A wall creates a large visual area where several matching custom-color cones can become one of the main features inside the vehicle.

The color should coordinate with:

Wall upholstery or paint
Port color
Trim panels
Interior lighting
Front-stage speaker colors

Inverted Installation

An inverted subwoofer displays more of the basket and motor while the cone faces into the enclosure.

This may reduce how visible the custom cone is from the main viewing angle.

Choose the mounting direction around both acoustic performance and the visual goal.

Match the Subwoofer to the Correct Enclosure

A custom-colored cone will attract attention, but the enclosure determines whether the bass system performs correctly.

Before choosing or building the box, confirm:

Recommended enclosure type
Net internal air space
Subwoofer displacement
Port displacement
Port area
Port length
Enclosure tuning
Mounting depth
Cutout diameter
Panel and baffle strength
Available vehicle space

Sealed Enclosures

Do not assume every Audio Ace dyeable-cone subwoofer is intended for a sealed enclosure.

Review the individual product recommendations before choosing the box.

Ported Enclosures

Many high-output Audio Ace subwoofers are intended for properly designed ported applications.

A ported enclosure can provide:

More output around the tuning range
Greater efficiency
Stronger daily bass
More demo-oriented response

Port area, tuning and enclosure strength must be correct.

Bandpass Enclosures

Selected Audio Ace models can be used in advanced bandpass systems when the enclosure is designed specifically for the subwoofer, vehicle and desired frequency range.

Bandpass designs should not be guessed.

Browse subwoofer boxes and car audio enclosures when planning the enclosure side of the build.

Choosing an Amplifier for Audio Ace Subwoofers

The amplifier should be selected around:

Subwoofer RMS capability
Number of subwoofers
Voice-coil impedance
Final wired load
Amplifier output at that load
Amplifier minimum impedance
Electrical-system support
How the system will be used

Do not choose an amplifier using peak or maximum wattage.

STR8 NST Amplifier Planning

The STR8 NST is rated at 1000 watts RMS. Confirm the exact voice-coil configuration shown on the product page before selecting the amplifier.

Wild Amplifier Planning

The verified Wild 12" and 15" models are rated at 2000 watts RMS and use dual 4 ohm voice coils.

One subwoofer can normally create a 2 ohm or 8 ohm final load.

Jester Amplifier Planning

The verified Jester 12", 15" and 18" models are rated at 3000 watts RMS and use dual 2 ohm voice coils.

One subwoofer can normally create a 1 ohm or 4 ohm final load.

Read the complete amplifier-matching guide for Audio Ace subwoofers.

Browse monoblock amplifiers for high-power subwoofer systems.

Voice Coils and Final Ohm Load

The voice-coil configuration determines which final amplifier loads are possible.

The completed load affects:

Amplifier output
Current demand
Amplifier heat
Efficiency
Electrical demand
Whether the amplifier can operate safely

Do not order subwoofers based only on size and color.

Confirm:

The voice-coil configuration
The number of subwoofers
The target final impedance
The amplifier’s output at that impedance
The amplifier’s minimum stable load

Use the subwoofer wiring diagrams and final ohm-load guide before placing the order.

Power Wire, Amp Kits and Fuse Protection

A high-power Audio Ace system needs more than a large amplifier.

The installation may require:

Properly sized power wire
A matching ground wire
Main fuse protection
Quality fuse holders
RCA signal cables
Remote turn-on wiring
Heavy subwoofer speaker wire
Distribution blocks
Copper lugs and terminals
Heat shrink

Browse car audio amplifier wiring kits.

For larger or custom electrical systems, browse car audio power, ground and speaker wire.

Use the car audio wire-gauge and fuse guide to choose wiring around the amplifier demand and cable length.

Battery and Alternator Support

A powerful subwoofer system can demand more current than the factory electrical system can provide consistently.

Possible signs of weak electrical support include:

Heavy headlight dimming
Voltage falling when the bass hits
The amplifier entering protect mode
Bass weakening after longer play time
Hot wiring or fuse holders
Battery voltage failing to recover
Amplifier overheating

Depending on the amplifier and system size, the build may need:

A Big 3 upgrade
Larger power and ground wiring
Battery support
A high-output alternator
Multiple fused power runs
Voltage monitoring

Browse car audio Big 3 upgrade kits.

Compare Advanced Electric car audio battery support.

Browse high-output car audio alternators when the factory charging system has been outgrown.

Set Amplifier Gain Correctly

Amplifier gain is not a volume or power control.

It matches the amplifier’s input sensitivity to the signal coming from the radio, line-output converter or DSP.

Excessive gain can cause:

Clipping
Voice-coil heat
Subwoofer damage
Amplifier heat
Protect-mode shutdowns
A system that sounds loud but uncontrolled

A 2000- or 3000-watt RMS subwoofer is not protected from a clipped amplifier signal.

Use the guide explaining how to set amplifier gain for subwoofers.

Ordering Audio Ace Custom Color Subwoofers

Before ordering, complete the performance plan first.

Choose the Audio Ace model.
Choose the subwoofer size.
Confirm the RMS capability.
Confirm the voice-coil configuration.
Choose the number of subwoofers.
Calculate the final impedance.
Confirm the amplifier match.
Confirm the enclosure requirements.
Confirm the electrical support.
Choose the cone color.
Choose the dust cap logo color.
Verify every selection before checkout.

Do not let the color choices distract from the technical configuration.

A red dual 4 ohm Wild and a red dual 2 ohm Jester are still completely different subwoofers with different amplifier and wiring requirements.

Common Custom Color Ordering Mistakes

Choosing the Colors Before the Subwoofer

The correct subwoofer model, size and coil configuration must come first.

Using Too Many Colors

A system with several unrelated bright colors can look chaotic rather than custom.

Ignoring the Lighting

The cone may look different under the lighting used inside the vehicle.

Forgetting the Dust Cap Logo

The logo color can become a major visual feature, especially on larger 15" and 18" cones.

Choosing Colors From a Screen Alone

Screen brightness, camera settings and surrounding lighting can affect how colors appear.

Ignoring the Enclosure Finish

The cone should coordinate with the enclosure carpet, paint, vinyl, acrylic or metalwork.

Ignoring the Rest of the Vehicle

The cleanest systems connect the trunk, interior and exterior instead of treating them as unrelated builds.

Ordering the Wrong Voice Coils

The color does not determine amplifier compatibility. Always verify the D2 or D4 configuration.

Assuming Every Color Is Available on Every Model

Available colors and logo selections can vary between products and over time.

Assuming a Custom Appearance Changes the Performance Requirements

The subwoofer still needs the proper box, power, wiring and tuning.

Caring for a Custom Color Cone

A custom-colored subwoofer should be treated like a functional moving component—not a painted display panel.

To help protect the appearance:

Keep tools and cargo away from the cone.
Do not scrub the cone aggressively.
Do not apply harsh chemicals without product-specific guidance.
Use a soft dry or lightly damp cloth when appropriate.
Protect up-firing subwoofers from falling objects.
Keep liquids away from the subwoofer and enclosure.
Avoid placing loose items where they can contact the cone during driving.
Use a protective grille when the installation and excursion allow it.

Do not press on the cone to test the subwoofer.

The safest cleaning and care method depends on the cone material and finish. When uncertain, use the least aggressive method and contact Audio Sellerz before applying a cleaner.

Why Custom Color Subwoofers Work Well for Show Builds

Show builds are judged visually before anyone hears the first bass note.

Custom-color Audio Ace subwoofers can help create:

A stronger first impression
A recognizable vehicle theme
Better display photographs
More visual connection between the equipment
A cleaner sponsor or team presentation
A more finished trunk, wall or cargo-area installation

A matching cone also makes the subwoofer look like it was selected specifically for the vehicle rather than added after the fabrication was completed.

Why Custom Color Subwoofers Work Well for Social Media

Visually distinctive builds are easier to recognize in photographs and videos.

A custom cone can help:

Create a recognizable thumbnail
Make enclosure videos more visually interesting
Show the scale of cone movement clearly
Connect the vehicle with team or business branding
Make progress photos feel more complete
Help the finished build stand apart from standard equipment layouts

Appearance should not replace performance, but a system that performs and looks planned gives the builder more to show.

Audio Ace Dyeable Cone Subwoofer Buyer Checklist

Before ordering, confirm:

The correct Audio Ace series
8", 12", 15" or 18" size
RMS capability
Voice-coil configuration
Number of subwoofers
Final ohm load
Amplifier power at that load
Amplifier minimum impedance
Enclosure type
Enclosure air space
Mounting depth
Cutout diameter
Port design and tuning
Available vehicle space
Power and ground wire size
Fuse protection
Battery support
Alternator support
Cone color
Dust cap logo color
Lighting color
Enclosure finish
Interior and exterior vehicle colors
Whether the selected color options are currently available

Why Buy Audio Ace Dyeable Cone Subwoofers From Audio Sellerz?

Audio Sellerz is a real car audio shop—not simply a website listing random subwoofers.

We understand that a custom-color Audio Ace subwoofer order involves more than choosing which cone looks best.

The system also needs the correct:

Subwoofer model
Subwoofer size
Voice-coil configuration
Final impedance
Amplifier power
Enclosure
Power and ground wire
Fuse protection
Battery support
Alternator output
Gain and crossover settings

Audio Sellerz can help customers compare the STR8 NST, Wild and Jester options before they build the rest of the system around the wrong woofer.

Buying through Audio Sellerz also gives customers one place to compare the amplifier, enclosure, wiring and electrical-support products needed to complete the build.

Frequently Asked Questions About Audio Ace Dyeable Cone Subwoofers

What Is a Dyeable Cone Subwoofer?

A dyeable cone subwoofer offers custom cone-color options so the visible surface can match a vehicle, enclosure, team or show-build theme.

Can I Choose a Separate Dust Cap Logo Color?

Selected Audio Ace dyeable-cone products provide separate cone-color and dust-cap-logo selections.

Review the exact options displayed on the individual product page.

Do I Dye the Cone Myself?

The Audio Sellerz product listings allow customers to select available cone and logo color variants when ordering.

Do not apply an unapproved dye, paint or chemical to a completed subwoofer without guidance, because added material or harsh chemicals could affect the cone or finish.

Which Audio Ace Subwoofers Have Dyeable Cones?

Current verified examples include the STR8 NST 8", Wild 12", Wild 15", Jester 12", Jester 15" and Jester 18".

What Is the Difference Between Audio Ace Wild and Jester?

The verified Wild 12" and 15" models are rated at 2000 watts RMS and use dual 4 ohm coils.

The verified Jester 12", 15" and 18" models are rated at 3000 watts RMS and use dual 2 ohm coils.

Which Audio Ace Dyeable Cone Subwoofer Is Best for a Daily Driver?

The correct choice depends on available space, desired output and electrical support.

The STR8 NST fits compact high-output builds. Wild fits serious daily and demo systems. Jester fits extreme daily and higher-output systems.

Which Model Is Best for a Truck?

The STR8 NST 8" is the first model to compare when enclosure space is limited.

Fitment still depends on mounting depth and the correct enclosure design.

Which Model Is Best for a Wall Build?

The Jester 15" and Jester 18" are strong models to compare for large demo and wall systems.

The correct answer depends on available volume, number of subwoofers, amplifier power and enclosure design.

What Amplifier Do I Need for an Audio Ace Wild?

Choose the amplifier around 2000 watts RMS per subwoofer, the number of Wild subwoofers and the final load created by their dual 4 ohm coils.

What Amplifier Do I Need for an Audio Ace Jester?

Choose the amplifier around 3000 watts RMS per subwoofer, the number of Jester subwoofers and the final load created by their dual 2 ohm coils.

Is One Jester 12" Enough?

One properly powered Jester 12" in the correct enclosure can create a serious high-output system.

The result depends on the vehicle, enclosure, amplifier and electrical support.

Can I Run Two Wild Subwoofers?

Yes. Two matching dual 4 ohm Wild subwoofers can normally be wired to final loads such as 1 or 4 ohms.

Confirm that the amplifier is stable and produces appropriate power at the chosen load.

Can I Run Two Jester Subwoofers?

Yes. Two matching dual 2 ohm Jester subwoofers can normally be wired to final loads such as 0.5 or 2 ohms.

A 0.5 ohm system creates serious current and electrical demand and should only use an amplifier designed for that load.

Do These Subwoofers Need a Ported Box?

Several high-output Audio Ace models are designed primarily around ported or advanced enclosure applications.

Review the exact product recommendations before building or purchasing the enclosure.

Do I Need 1/0 Gauge Wire?

Many amplifiers used with Wild and Jester subwoofers require 1/0 gauge or greater electrical capacity.

The exact requirement depends on amplifier demand, cable length, wire material and number of runs.

Do I Need a Big 3 Upgrade?

A Big 3 upgrade becomes increasingly important as amplifier current demand rises, particularly when battery or alternator upgrades are installed.

Do I Need a High-Output Alternator?

Many high-power Wild, Jester and multiple-subwoofer systems can exceed factory charging capacity.

Monitor voltage and battery recovery under actual playing conditions.

Will the Color Affect Subwoofer Performance?

The custom color is a visual option. The enclosure, amplifier, impedance, wiring and electrical system remain the main performance factors.

Will the Cone Look Exactly Like It Does on My Screen?

Screen settings, photography and lighting can affect how colors appear.

The finished appearance can also change under vehicle LEDs and surrounding colors.

Can I Mix Different Cone Colors in One Build?

You can, but matching subwoofers and a consistent color plan normally create a cleaner finished appearance.

Can I Mix Wild and Jester Subwoofers?

It is normally better to use matching subwoofer models in the same acoustic system.

Wild and Jester have different power, coil and enclosure characteristics.

Can Audio Sellerz Help Me Choose the Colors?

Yes. Useful information includes the vehicle color, interior colors, wire color, lighting color, enclosure finish and whether you want a subtle or high-contrast appearance.

Helpful Audio Ace and Subwoofer Guides

Shop Audio Ace Dyeable Cone Subwoofers

Browse the Audio Ace collection at Audio Sellerz for custom-color STR8 NST, Wild and Jester subwoofer options.

Choose the correct model, size, power level and voice-coil configuration first.

Then choose a cone and logo combination that connects the subwoofer system with the vehicle’s:

Paint or wrap
Interior
Wiring
Amplifier rack
Lighting
Enclosure
Team or shop branding

A complete custom build should look planned and perform correctly.

That means matching the colors—but also matching the subwoofer, amplifier, enclosure, wiring and electrical system.

Final Thoughts

Audio Ace dyeable cone subwoofers give builders something most high-output subwoofer lines do not: the ability to make the subwoofer part of the vehicle’s visual design.

The current lineup provides options for:

Compact high-output 8" builds
2000-watt RMS Wild 12" and 15" systems
3000-watt RMS Jester 12", 15" and 18" systems
Daily drivers
Demo vehicles
Show builds
Walls and advanced enclosures

The custom cone should be the finishing choice—not the first technical decision.

Start with:

The vehicle
The bass goal
The subwoofer size
The Wild, Jester or STR8 NST model
The voice coils
The final impedance
The amplifier
The enclosure
The wiring
The electrical system

Once those parts are correct, select the cone and dust cap logo colors that make the complete build look as intentional as it sounds.

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