Resilient Sounds Entry V2 Subwoofers

Shop Resilient Sounds Entry V2 subwoofers in 8-inch, 10-inch, 12-inch and 15-inch sizes. This updated entry-level lineup is designed for customers who want real aftermarket bass, practical enclosure requirements and useful daily-driver power handling without immediately moving into a much larger or more expensive high-power system.

The Entry V2 Series ranges from 500 watts RMS on the compact 8-inch model to 750 watts RMS on the 12-inch and 15-inch models. Every subwoofer in this collection uses a dual 4-ohm voice-coil configuration, making the series a practical option for single- and multiple-subwoofer systems built around compatible amplifier loads.

Audio Sellerz carries Resilient Sounds because the brand offers strong performance for the money and equipment that makes sense for real-world systems. Learn more about our relationship with the brand in Why Audio Sellerz Sells Resilient Sounds.

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Resilient Sounds RS V2 8-Inch Entry Subwoofer

The Resilient Sounds RS V2 8-inch Entry subwoofer is rated for 500 watts RMS and uses a dual 4-ohm voice coil. Its compact frame, 2-inch voice coil and double-stacked FEA-optimized motor make it a useful choice for systems where enclosure space is limited but real bass output is still important.

  • 8-inch Entry V2 subwoofer
  • 500 watts RMS
  • Dual 4-ohm voice coil
  • 2-inch voice coil
  • 80.9 dB sensitivity
  • Recommended 0.5–0.75 cubic feet per subwoofer
  • Recommended 30–34 Hz ported-box tuning range
  • Recommended 12–16 square inches of port area per cubic foot
  • 5-inch mounting depth
  • 7.25-inch cutout diameter
  • Sold as one individual subwoofer

The RS V2 8 can work well in behind-seat truck boxes, under-seat systems with sufficient clearance, compact trunks, hatchbacks, center consoles and multiple-subwoofer installations.

Resilient Sounds RS V2 10-Inch Entry Subwoofer

The Resilient Sounds RS V2 10-inch Entry subwoofer is rated for 600 watts RMS and uses a dual 4-ohm voice coil. It provides more cone area than the 8-inch model while retaining manageable enclosure requirements for daily-driver systems.

  • 10-inch Entry V2 subwoofer
  • 600 watts RMS
  • Dual 4-ohm voice coil
  • 2.5-inch voice coil
  • 84.9 dB sensitivity
  • Recommended 1.0–1.6 cubic feet per subwoofer
  • Recommended 32–36 Hz ported-box tuning range
  • Recommended 12–16 square inches of port area per cubic foot
  • 5.75-inch mounting depth
  • 9.17-inch cutout diameter
  • Sold as one individual subwoofer

The RS V2 10 is a strong middle-ground option for customers who want more output potential than an 8-inch subwoofer without dedicating the space required by many 12-inch or 15-inch enclosures.

Resilient Sounds RS V2 12-Inch Entry Subwoofer

The Resilient Sounds RS V2 12-inch Entry subwoofer is rated for 750 watts RMS and uses a dual 4-ohm voice coil. Its 3-inch voice coil and practical enclosure recommendations make it a strong option for single- or dual-subwoofer daily systems.

  • 12-inch Entry V2 subwoofer
  • 750 watts RMS
  • Dual 4-ohm voice coil
  • 3-inch voice coil
  • 85.7 dB sensitivity
  • Recommended 1.5–2.25 cubic feet per subwoofer
  • Recommended 28–32 Hz ported-box tuning range
  • Recommended 12–16 square inches of port area per cubic foot
  • 6.75-inch mounting depth
  • 11.14-inch cutout diameter
  • Sold as one individual subwoofer

The RS V2 12 provides a useful balance of cone area, low-frequency extension, amplifier requirements and enclosure size. It makes sense for cars, trucks and SUVs that have enough room for a properly designed 12-inch ported enclosure.

Resilient Sounds RS V2 15-Inch Entry Subwoofer

The Resilient Sounds RS V2 15-inch Entry subwoofer is rated for 750 watts RMS and uses a dual 4-ohm voice coil. It provides the greatest cone area in the Entry V2 lineup for customers with enough vehicle and enclosure space for a larger bass system.

  • 15-inch Entry V2 subwoofer
  • 750 watts RMS
  • Dual 4-ohm voice coil
  • 3-inch voice coil
  • 89.7 dB sensitivity
  • Recommended 3.0–4.0 cubic feet per subwoofer
  • Recommended 29–34 Hz ported-box tuning range
  • Recommended 12–16 square inches of port area per cubic foot
  • 7 7/8-inch mounting depth
  • 13.9-inch cutout diameter
  • Sold as one individual subwoofer

The RS V2 15 can provide deeper, heavier bass from a moderate-power platform, but it requires substantially more enclosure room than the smaller models. Measure the vehicle, trunk opening, hatch opening and final mounting area before ordering.

What Changed With the Entry V2 Series?

Resilient Sounds updated the Entry V2 lineup with revised soft parts and motor changes. The manufacturer reports increases of up to 43% in BL and more than a 100% increase in BL²/Re on certain models compared with the earlier versions.

Those updates are intended to improve motor strength, efficiency, dynamics and practical daily-driver performance while keeping the Entry Series positioned as an affordable starting point in the Resilient Sounds subwoofer lineup.

Choosing the Right Entry V2 Subwoofer Size

Choose the 8-Inch Entry V2 When:

  • Enclosure space is extremely limited.
  • The box must fit behind or under a seat.
  • You want a compact truck or hatchback system.
  • You plan to use multiple smaller subwoofers.
  • Preserving passenger or cargo space is important.

Choose the 10-Inch Entry V2 When:

  • You want a balance between compact size and output.
  • An 8-inch model is smaller than your build requires.
  • A 12-inch enclosure would use too much room.
  • You are building a single or dual 10-inch daily system.

Choose the 12-Inch Entry V2 When:

  • You want a popular all-around daily-driver size.
  • You have room for the recommended enclosure.
  • You want stronger low-frequency output than the smaller models.
  • You are building a single or dual 12-inch system.

Choose the 15-Inch Entry V2 When:

  • You have enough room for a large enclosure.
  • Deep bass and increased cone area are priorities.
  • You are building in a large trunk, hatchback or SUV.
  • The vehicle can accommodate the enclosure dimensions and loading space.

Dual 4-Ohm Voice-Coil Wiring

Every Resilient Sounds Entry V2 subwoofer in this collection uses dual 4-ohm voice coils. One dual 4-ohm subwoofer can normally be wired to a final load of 2 ohms or 8 ohms.

Using two or more matching subwoofers creates additional wiring options. The correct final load depends on the number of subwoofers, how the coils are connected and the minimum impedance supported by the amplifier.

Before ordering the amplifier or subwoofers, review the subwoofer wiring diagrams and final ohm-load guide so the complete system is planned around a safe amplifier load.

Match the Amplifier to the Entry V2 Subwoofers

Choose the amplifier by comparing its RMS output at the completed final impedance with the combined RMS rating of the subwoofers.

Before selecting an amplifier, confirm:

  • The RMS rating of each subwoofer
  • The total number of subwoofers
  • The dual 4-ohm voice-coil configuration
  • How the coils and subwoofers will be wired
  • The completed final impedance
  • The amplifier’s RMS output at that impedance
  • The amplifier’s minimum stable load
  • The required power wire and fuse protection

Browse monoblock car audio amplifiers when choosing power for a Resilient Sounds Entry V2 system.

For help planning the amplifier, enclosure, wiring and electrical support together, read the complete car audio bass setup guide.

Use the Correct Subwoofer Enclosure

The enclosure has a major effect on output, low-frequency extension, cone control and reliability. Do not choose a box only because the advertised subwoofer diameter matches the opening.

Each Entry V2 size has different recommended airspace, tuning, mounting depth and cutout requirements. The enclosure must also account for subwoofer displacement, port displacement, bracing and usable space inside the vehicle.

Review the complete subwoofer box guide before building or purchasing an enclosure.

You can also browse Resilient Sounds subwoofer boxes and compare additional car audio subwoofer enclosures.

Power Wiring and Electrical Support

Entry V2 systems use less power than the Resilient Sounds Gold V2 and Platinum V2 lines, but they still require properly sized power wire, secure grounds and correct fuse protection.

Browse car audio amplifier wiring kits and car audio electrical upgrades when planning the complete system.

Electrical requirements depend on the amplifier, number of subwoofers, final impedance, listening habits and existing charging system. Do not try to correct voltage drop or weak wiring by turning the amplifier gain higher.

Set Gain and Filters Correctly

Amplifier gain is used to match the amplifier’s input sensitivity to the source signal. It is not an additional volume or power control.

Excessive gain can create clipping, heat and damaged voice coils. Low-pass crossover and subsonic-filter settings should also be selected around the enclosure design, tuning frequency and intended operating range.

Read how to set amplifier gain for subwoofers without damaging your system before completing the final tuning.

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Need more power than the Entry V2 Series provides? Browse all Resilient Sounds subwoofers to compare Entry V2, Gold V2 and Platinum V2 models.

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