Violator Audio

Violator Audio Car Audio

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Shop Violator Audio car audio equipment at Audio Sellerz, including subwoofers, monoblock amplifiers, multi-channel amplifiers and coaxial speakers for daily drivers, loud street systems and complete aftermarket car audio builds.

This is the main Violator Audio brand hub at Audio Sellerz. Use the collections below to shop the lineup by product type, then build the rest of the system around the power, impedance, enclosure, wiring and electrical support the equipment actually requires.

Shop Violator Audio by Product Type

Violator Audio Subwoofers

Start with our Violator Audio subwoofers if bass is the main goal of your build.

Violator offers multiple CATegory Series subwoofer options, giving customers different choices depending on the size and output level of the system they are planning.

Do not choose a subwoofer using wattage alone. Look at the RMS rating, voice-coil configuration, enclosure requirements, amplifier power and electrical support needed for the complete system.

If you are starting a bass build from scratch, read our complete car audio bass setup guide before choosing the subwoofer, amplifier and enclosure.

Violator Audio Amplifiers

Browse Violator Audio amplifiers for powering subwoofers, mids, highs and complete aftermarket systems.

The Violator lineup includes dedicated monoblock amplifiers for bass systems as well as multi-channel amplifier options for speakers.

The right amplifier depends on what you are powering, how the speakers or subwoofers are wired, the final impedance, RMS power requirements and how much current the vehicle electrical system can provide.

Violator Audio Speakers

Shop Violator Audio speakers when upgrading the mids and highs portion of your system.

Violator offers coaxial speaker options for customers looking to replace or upgrade factory speakers while building a stronger complete car audio system.

When adding amplified speakers, pay attention to RMS power, impedance, crossover settings and amplifier gain rather than simply turning everything up until it sounds loud.

Violator Audio CATegory Series Subwoofers

Violator organizes much of its subwoofer lineup under the CATegory Series name, with different models positioned for different system levels.

Instead of assuming the highest series is automatically the best choice for every vehicle, choose around the system you can realistically build.

Consider:

  • Available enclosure space
  • Subwoofer diameter
  • RMS power handling
  • Voice-coil impedance
  • Number of subwoofers
  • Final wired impedance
  • Amplifier power
  • Enclosure design
  • Power and ground wire
  • Battery capacity
  • Alternator output
  • Your desired bass level

A well-matched system with the correct enclosure and amplifier can make much more sense than buying more subwoofer than the rest of the vehicle can support.

Match Violator Subwoofers and Amplifiers Correctly

Choosing the subwoofer is only half of the bass system. The amplifier needs to work with both the RMS requirements and the final impedance created after the voice coils are wired.

A dual voice-coil subwoofer can create different final loads depending on how the coils are connected. Adding a second, third or fourth subwoofer changes the available wiring options again.

Before ordering your Violator subs and amplifier, use our subwoofer wiring diagrams and final ohm-load guide.

Planning the final impedance first makes it much easier to choose a Violator amplifier that fits the finished system.

The Subwoofer Box Matters

A good subwoofer installed in the wrong enclosure can perform far below its potential.

The enclosure affects output, frequency response, cone control and how the system behaves inside the vehicle. Important factors can include internal volume, port area, tuning, subwoofer displacement and the amount of physical space available.

Browse our car audio subwoofer boxes and enclosures when completing your Violator bass system.

You can also read the Audio Sellerz subwoofer box guide to learn more about choosing an enclosure for your build.

Violator Monoblock Amplifiers for Bass

A monoblock amplifier is commonly used to power the subwoofer section of a car audio system. When comparing Violator mono amps, start with the RMS output available at the impedance your completed subwoofer system will actually present.

Do not choose an amplifier simply because the model has a larger wattage number in its name. The completed system still needs the correct subwoofer load, power wire, ground, fuse protection and electrical support.

Violator Multi-Channel Amplifiers

A multi-channel amplifier can be used to add dedicated power to aftermarket speakers instead of relying entirely on the radio's internal amplifier.

This is especially useful in systems where the subwoofer stage has already been upgraded and the factory speaker output can no longer keep up with the bass.

Pair Violator multi-channel amps with the appropriate Violator Audio speakers or other properly matched aftermarket speakers.

Set Amplifier Gain Correctly

Amplifier gain is not a second volume knob.

Gain is used to match the amplifier input to the signal coming from the source unit, line output converter or digital signal processor. Excessive gain can push the system into clipping and increase distortion and heat.

After installing your Violator amplifier, use our guide to setting amplifier gain for subs, mids and highs.

Use the Right Amp Kit and Power Wire

Even a good amplifier cannot perform properly if the wiring feeding it cannot carry enough current.

When planning a Violator amplifier installation, make sure the power and ground cable are sized around the amplifier's actual electrical demand, cable length and conductor material.

Shop car audio amplifier wiring kits or browse car audio power wire, ground wire and speaker wire for your installation.

Fuse the Power Wire Correctly

Proper fuse protection is an important part of any amplifier installation. The main power-wire fuse helps protect the cable and vehicle if the power wire shorts to ground.

Browse car audio fuse holders and fuse blocks when building the power-distribution side of your Violator system.

Higher-Power Systems Need Electrical Support

As amplifier current demand increases, the factory electrical system becomes a bigger part of the build.

A higher-output car audio system may require:

  • Larger power and ground wire
  • Improved chassis and battery grounds
  • A Big 3 wiring upgrade
  • Additional battery capacity
  • Better power distribution
  • A high-output alternator when factory charging capacity becomes insufficient

Shop car audio Big 3 upgrade kits when improving the main charging and grounding paths of the vehicle.

Build a Balanced Violator Audio System

A strong car audio system should not be bass with everything else struggling to keep up.

If you are using Violator subwoofers and amplifiers for a loud bass stage, make sure the speaker side of the vehicle has enough output to maintain clear vocals, instruments and high-frequency detail.

Browse Violator Audio coaxial speakers when upgrading the rest of the system.

For help balancing speakers with the bass section, read our car audio speaker tuning guide.

Build a Complete Violator Audio System

Use the Violator Audio collections below to build out the main equipment in your system:

Then complete the installation with the correct enclosure, wiring, fuse protection and electrical upgrades for the system you are building.

Violator Audio FAQ

What does Violator Audio make?

Violator Audio offers car audio equipment including subwoofers, monoblock amplifiers, multi-channel amplifiers and coaxial speakers.

What are Violator CATegory Series subwoofers?

CATegory is the naming structure used across multiple Violator Audio subwoofer series. Different CATegory models provide different options for customers planning bass systems at different performance levels. Check the individual product page for exact specifications before selecting an amplifier or enclosure.

Which Violator Audio subwoofer should I buy?

Choose based on the space available, desired output, RMS power, voice-coil configuration, amplifier, enclosure and vehicle electrical system. The biggest or highest-power option is not automatically the right subwoofer for every build.

What amplifier should I use with Violator subwoofers?

Determine the total RMS requirements of the subwoofers and calculate the final impedance after wiring the voice coils. Then choose an amplifier capable of producing appropriate power at that final load.

Can I build an all-Violator car audio system?

Violator offers subwoofers, amplifiers and speakers that can form the core of a complete aftermarket system. You will still need supporting equipment such as an enclosure, wiring, fuse protection and appropriate vehicle electrical support.

Does a bigger Violator amplifier require a Big 3 upgrade?

The need for electrical upgrades depends on the amplifier's current demand and the capacity of the vehicle charging system. As system power increases, improvements to the main power and ground paths become increasingly important.

Do I need an upgraded alternator for Violator Audio?

That depends on the total amplifier demand, factory charging capacity, battery system and how the audio system will be used. A high-output system can eventually require more charging capacity than the factory alternator can provide.

Why Buy Violator Audio from Audio Sellerz?

Audio Sellerz works with real car audio systems ranging from daily-driver upgrades to custom subwoofer systems, amplifier installations and high-output builds.

We look at the complete system instead of treating every product like an isolated part. The subwoofer, amplifier, enclosure, impedance, wiring, grounding, fuse protection and vehicle electrical system all need to make sense together.

Start with the Violator products above or choose one of the dedicated Violator subwoofer, Violator amplifier or Violator speaker collections to continue building your system.

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