





JBL Club 1024 10 Inch 2 or 4 Ohm Car Subwoofer 250w RMS
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The JBL Club 1024 is a 10 inch (250 mm) component car subwoofer from JBL's Club range, rated at 250W RMS (1000W peak). It features SSI (Selectable Smart Impedance) technology to switch between 2 or 4 ohm impedance, and suits sealed or ported enclosures.
This listing is for the driver only — an enclosure, external amplifier, and grille are not included.
Key specifications
- Size: 10 inch (250 mm)
- Power handling: 250W RMS, 1000W peak
- Impedance: switchable 2 or 4 ohm (SSI)
- Sensitivity: 92 dB (2.83V, 1 m)
- Frequency response: 30 – 175 Hz
- Voice coil: 2 inch (50 mm)
- Mounting depth: 5-11/16 inch
- Sealed box: 0.5 cu ft; ported box: 1.5 cu ft
- Grille: not included
SSI impedance switching
JBL's SSI (Selectable Smart Impedance) lets you switch between 2 ohm and 4 ohm, making it straightforward to match the Club 1024 to a wide range of amplifiers and system configurations.
Power and cone construction
250W RMS and 1000W peak power handling deliver strong, punchy low-frequency output. The polypropylene cone and high-roll nitrile rubber surround provide durability, improved cone stability, and increased excursion for deeper bass.
Enclosure flexibility
The Club 1024 works in sealed or ported enclosures — sealed (0.5 cu ft) for tight accuracy, ported (1.5 cu ft) for maximum bass output. If you'd prefer a self-contained solution, JBL also offer the JBL BassPro Nano compact powered underseat subwoofer or the JBL BassPro 12 powered subwoofer enclosure.
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Specification
| Power Handling | 250 watts RMS (1000 watts peak) |
|---|---|
| Frequency Response | 30-175 Hz |
| Sensitivity | (2.83V at 1 meter) 92 dB |
| Voice Coil | Diameter 2" (50mm) |
| Mounting Depth | 5-11/16" |
| Mounting Height | 11/16" |
| Sealed Box Volume | 0.5 cubic feet |
| Ported Box Volume | 1.5 cubic feet |
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What's Included
- 1 x JBL Club 1024 10" (250mm) subwoofer
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About the JBL JBLCLUB1024AM
From our tech experts at CEN
A subwoofer, 10 inch, 250w RMS.
Who it suits
Drivers who want more low end without building a system around it — one unit, one power feed, no separate amplifier to hide.
Our tech experts advise
It still needs a fused feed from the battery and a signal source, and the level and crossover want setting against your existing speakers so it fills in underneath rather than announcing itself. Installation is priced per vehicle, so get in touch with your make, model and year and we will confirm what it needs. See car audio installation.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Do I need an amplifier for this subwoofer?
A: Yes, unless it is an active (powered) subwoofer with a built-in amplifier. Passive subwoofers need an external amplifier matched to the RMS power and impedance shown in the Specification tab.
Q: What size enclosure does this subwoofer need?
A: The recommended enclosure volume is listed in the Specification tab where the manufacturer provides it. As a rule, sealed enclosures give tighter, more accurate bass while ported enclosures deliver more output. Contact CEN if you would like a recommendation for your build.
Q: What does RMS power mean?
A: RMS is the continuous power a subwoofer can handle, and it is the number that matters when matching an amplifier. Peak or max figures describe short bursts only. Match your amplifier output to the RMS rating in the Specification tab.
Q: Sealed or ported enclosure - which should I choose?
A: Sealed boxes are compact and produce tight, controlled bass suited to sound quality builds. Ported boxes are larger and produce more output at low frequencies, suited to those who want maximum impact. Either works well when built to the recommended volume.
Q: Can CEN build or supply an enclosure and fit everything?
A: Yes. CEN supplies enclosures and offers professional installation from our Nottingham premises, including amplifier wiring. Contact us to discuss your build.
Q: Is the JBL Club 1024 2 ohm or 4 ohm?
A: Both. JBL's SSI (Selectable Smart Impedance) switch lets you set it to 2 ohm or 4 ohm to suit your amplifier.
Q: What box size does the Club 1024 need?
A: JBL recommends 0.5 cubic feet for a sealed box or 1.5 cubic feet for a ported box.
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