Overview

Quality and affordability

Great bass usually depends on your wallet, as a nice sub and powerful amp can cost serious cash. Now JBL steps up with some help for the bass-hungry, designing their affordable Stage subs to help you get strong bass when your bank account's a little weak.

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Quality and affordability

Great power handling

The Stage 810 features a polypropylene cone for enhanced stiffness, supported by a nitrile rubber surround that'll stand up the abuses of life in your ride. This 8" sub will handle up to 200 watts RMS (800 watts peak), and it works equally well in sealed or ported enclosures, so you can get the kind of bass you want.

Reliability

The big 1.5" voice coil contributes to this sub's impressive power handling, while airflow from the cone's movement cools the voice coil for exceptional reliability. And, speaking of reliable, JBL puts these subs through a rigid testing process that includes baking, freezing, and blasting them with power for days on end, all so that you never have to worry.

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Product highlights:

8" component subwoofer
4-ohm impedance
polypropylene cone
rubber surround
power handling up to 200 watts RMS
maximum power handling: 800 watts
frequency response: 38-200 Hz
sensitivity (2.83V at 1 meter): 88 dB
grille not included
warranty: 1 year
Our 60-day money-back guarantee
MFR # STAGE810AM

What's in the box:

JBL Stage 810 owner's manual

One 8" Subwoofer
Adhesive backed foam gasket
Owner's manual (English/ French/ Spanish/ Portuguese/ German/ Italian)

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Features & specs


Size	8 -inch
Impedance	4 ohms
Cone Material	Polypropylene
Surround Material	Rubber
Ideal Sealed Box Volume (cubic feet)	0.35
Ideal Ported Box Volume (cubic feet)	0.42
Port diameter (inches)	2
Port length (inches)	6.7
Free-Air	No
Dual Voice Coil	No
Sensitivity	88 dB at 2.83 volts
Frequency Response	38 - 200 Hz
Max RMS Power Handling	200
Peak Power Handling (Watts)	800
Top Mount Depth (inches)	3 15/16
Bottom Mount Depth (inches)	4 5/16
Cutout Diameter or Length (inches)	6 15/16
Vas (liters)	15.9
Fs (Hz)	41.6
Qts	0.35
Xmax (millimeters)	6.15
Parts Warranty	1 Year
Labor Warranty	1 Year

The JBL Stage 810 replaces these items:

JBL Stage 810

Product Research

Enclosure Recommendations

Sealed Box Volume: 0.35 ft³
Ported Box Volume: 0.42 ft³ with one 1.97" diameter x 6.7" long port
Band Pass: JBL also recommends prefabricated band-pass enclosures. Band-pass enclosures often provide the most output available from any amplifier and subwoofer combination, but at the expense of sonic accuracy.

The JBL Stage 810 replaces these items

JBL Stage 810

8" component subwoofer

29 reviews

polypropylene cone
rubber surround
power handling up to 200 watts RMS

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Q&A

24 questions already asked

I have a Jensen JWM92A that I bought from ya'll a month or so ago. Can I use this sub with it or do I need a powered sub? Would I just use one of the blue sub outputs? Or which one, or both?

[ Chris Apr 10, 2021 ]

1 answer

You would need and amplifier, or a powered subwoofer. The headunit will not be able to power a subwoofer itself.

[ Calvin Apr 27, 2021 ] Staff

Can I use this speaker for my home audio powered subwoofer enclosure?

[ Aaron Jan 14, 2021 ]

what are the measurements for centers on screw pattern?

[ Cotton Nov 29, 2020 ]

1 answer

The perimeter measurement between them is 5.236-5.608". They are diagonally 7.484-7.853" apart

[ Paul Dec 14, 2020 ] Staff

I have a 2017 Expedition EL Limited and the woofer is a Sony with two 1.2 ohm 60 watt connections (9L3T-18808-DA). How will the Stage 810 connect up to this? Also i'm trying to diagnose the issue and the speaker is crackling, is that the speaker or possibly the amp? Anyway to confirm one way or other.

[ geoff Sep 02, 2020 ]

1 answer

It should just connect right in just as long it's the same size speaker. For crackling it could be both or the wires. The only way to confirm which is causing the problem is to start out with the simple one first. Like check your connections it might be loose or bad.Then if it's still doing it change the speakers or amp. Now if change all those things then it might be the noise filter at the alternator. Hopefully this helps you.

[ Jose Sep 02, 2020 ]

Could I put this in my rear door of a Nissan Titan 2007?

[ Jack Sep 01, 2020 ]

1 answer

You can check to see if this will fit your vehicle by using our Outfit My Car tool: http://www.crutchfield.com/car/carselector.aspx For additional details on fit or installation please contact an Advisor by phone (1-800-324-9695) or online chat. They will be able to pull up your vehicle and give you the details on if this will fit and what you will need for an installation in your vehicle.

[ Calvin Sep 19, 2020 ] Staff

I have a 2004 Toyata Sienna, will this fit without modifications?

[ SHELLEY Aug 24, 2020 ]

1 answer

[ Calvin Sep 10, 2020 ] Staff

Is this a direct replacement for a 2006 Honda Pilot? No modifications needed?

[ John Jun 20, 2020 ]

Will this sub for an 2006 Honda Civic ex coupe?

[ Marcus Jun 16, 2020 ]

2 answers

I installed it in a 2007 Toyota Avalon. So I don't know. Sorry.

[ DUANE Jul 01, 2020 ]

No clue. I buy american.

[ joesph Jun 30, 2020 ]

I got a 2010 Toyota corolla S would theses sub fit on my rear mount?

[ Sammy May 19, 2020 ]

1 answer

If your cat have the space (8 inches) i guess. If not you must work on it to fit. Good luck my friend.

[ Angel May 20, 2020 ]

I have a 2010 Toyota Avalon Limited with the JBL 12 speaker Synthesis Sound system w/navigation. Will this sub mount to the factory rear deck center sub hole with ease? Or will I need to do some modifications??

[ DEREK Feb 26, 2020 ]

1 answer

We do not have a subwoofer that will be an easy fit into the stock location in that vehicle. Mine will need a mounting bracket made to help hold it back in the factory spot and most likely will need new screw holes drilled into the rear deck to hold it back in place. Another thing to keep in mind is that the stock subwoofer has a 2 ohm impedance and a replacement sub being connected to the stock amp should also be 2 ohms. We have advisors that can be reached by calling 1-800-324-9695 who can discuss this to help you find a subwoofer that works for your application

[ Paul Mar 18, 2020 ] Staff

Frequency response graph?

[ Branden Feb 12, 2020 ]

Would this fit in the factory subwoofer home for a 2012 Honda Civic coupe ex?Crutchfield won't give me the compatibility for this sub but it's 8in like the factory sub

[ Sam m Jan 24, 2020 ]

Will this directly replace the stock sub in a 2016 Lexus IS200t with non-ML system?

[ IS200t Jan 21, 2020 ]

1 answer

No there is not enough mounting depth according to our research.

[ Cosmo Feb 06, 2020 ] Staff

What is the RMS range? Details say up to 200 RMS. Would 150 watt rms amp be able to drive this?

[ Dean Jan 13, 2020 ]

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Hi Dean, thank you for your question. Yes! You could drive this subwoofer with an amp that is outputting 150 watts RMS at 4ohm. Feel free to chat with us online or by phone at 1-800-324-9695. We will be happy to get you setup with an amplifier that will work great with this, and ensure you have all of the wiring you will need to complete your installation.

[ Jess Feb 07, 2020 ] Staff

Will this be a straight swap for my blown OEM subwoofer on a 2006 Toyota Avalon Limited or do I need to make any modifications before I install it?

[ Prince Jan 02, 2020 ]

4 answers

I am not sure about your model. Mine was 2007 Solara Convertible and I had to drilled the holes to mount the sub.

[ jason Jan 04, 2020 ]

You need to find out if your stock speaker is a 4 ohm sub if it is I believe it would work fine

[ robert Jan 03, 2020 ]

You will need to modify a mounting bracket for new sub. The new speaker should come with a mounting ring bracket that you just have to cut a little bit

[ Joshua Jan 02, 2020 ]

I was able to do a straight swap.

[ John Jan 02, 2020 ]

What are the Magnet dimensions? Also, would this fit in a Honda Civic Si 2007 Sedan's Factory Sub hole in the rear deck?

[ NJ Dec 03, 2019 ]

1 answer

[ Krissy Dec 23, 2019 ] Staff

Does this sub woofer come with an installation kit like door speakers do?

[ patrick Oct 24, 2019 ]

2 answers

It only includes the foam gasket. You can use hardware from old sub or or speaker.

[ jason Oct 25, 2019 ]

No. The only thing in the box is the speaker and the manual/info on the speaker. The manual does explain the size of the box needed (sealed and unsealed), etc.

[ Ryan Oct 24, 2019 ]

I have a 2004 Avalon and just replaced the factory stereo with JVC KW-X830BTS. I used the wiring harness supplied by Crutchfield. I did not bypass the factory amp. IS this a problem for this unit and will adding this to replace the blow factory woofer cause issues? Thanks in advance.

[ Miska Aug 19, 2019 ]

1 answer

Hi Miska! Please reach out to an Advisor. They will be happy to go over what will work best for your vehicle! You can chat online or by phone at 1-800-324-9695!

[ Jess Sep 09, 2019 ] Staff

Does this speaker sound good in a motorcycle?

[ Hawkeye Jul 05, 2019 ]

2 answers

Edward, I would agree with Matt! One of our advisors will be able to help you get you the right gear for the job! https://www.crutchfield.com/support/ContactUs.aspx

[ Calvin Jul 12, 2019 ] Staff

Not sure where your mounting the speaker on your motorcycle because it is a sub woofer. But I would recommend a marine grade speaker to handle water exposures. Also, How big of a sub box ? You may need a free air speaker instead? I would recommend calling crutchfield directly to fit your application for a motorcycle.

[ MATT Jul 12, 2019 ]

I have a 2009 Toyota Camry hybrid with the JBL sound package, I am having the most difficult time finding the correct subwoofer. Can anyone please shed some light on this for me?

[ Joshua Jun 28, 2019 ]

3 answers

I replaced a 20 year old sub in my wife's 2000 Avalon. Even though it was a JBL system and its better than the stock it still had paper & tin construction. The JBL STAGE 810 is light years better than the stock. The fit was perfect and the sound is fantastic. Still utilizing the stock JBL receiver and amp. So if your looking for a replacement and still utilizing all the stock equipment this will work. And if you decide to up grade the system the 810 will still handle it. If this fits your application Crutchfield sends all you need to install it ( except some one to install it for you)

[ Jeffery Jun 29, 2019 ]

I purchased the JBL Stage 810 for a 2003 Avalon. I only has one and this worked perfect for me I have a JBL system with AMP. Slight modification to mount it but easy to connect.

[ Richard Jun 28, 2019 ]

I will go ahead and splurge for a little more quality components we purchased this one to replace a monsoon broking subwoofer in the quality and Sanna this one is subpar compared to the monsoon

[ ROBBIE Jun 28, 2019 ]

I would like to install this sub to replace the factory sud in my 2012 Hyundai sonata. My car does have a factory amp. But the factory sub did not come with a sub enclosure. Its open to the trunk. Will this sub still work and give good sound?

[ Rafael Jun 17, 2019 ]

2 answers

You need a amp to give good sound. Believe me this JBL sub sound very good. Try it then let me know. Good luck.

[ Angel Jun 27, 2019 ]

The vehicle into which I placed this same JBL speaker was also open to the trunk, and the sound after installation seemed perfectly fine.

[ John Jun 27, 2019 ]

Has anyone installed this as a replacement for the factory JBL sub in a 2009 Toyota Highlander tailgate or know if it will fit?

[ Aaron May 09, 2019 ]

2 answers

I don't know I installed it in a qlogic box for a Dodge Dakota

[ robert May 10, 2019 ]

I installed it in a 2001 Toyota Avalon, without many difficulties (all of my own making). I know this does not answer your particular question, but the speaker itself is excellent and fits well, at least in the 2001 Avalon.

[ Charles May 09, 2019 ]

I have a 2003 Avalon. If I buy this, can I just plug and play or do I need an aftermarket amp?

[ Orlando May 04, 2019 ]

3 answers

my 2001 had a factory amp. So mine was easy to install. Crutchfield sent plug and play plugs.

[ David May 14, 2019 ]

I installed in a 2001 Avalon. It is plug and play, but does seem underpowered by the factory stereo. If you're looking to get more bass than you had with the original speaker, an amp would be needed.

[ Kevin May 14, 2019 ]

Its a subwoofer designed to handle high power---Im sure it would work without an additional amp but, Im not sure if it would sound very loud :)

[ ron May 14, 2019 ]

what is the difference between a component sub and a regular sub?

[ Michael P M. Mar 14, 2019 ]

2 answers

Hmm I think that's probably just wording. A component sub would be just the woofer - no enclosure or amp or anything.

[ Cosmo Mar 20, 2019 ] Staff

Not sure. It is a single voice sub. Figured that out when installing. I like it. My factory amp doesn't give it enough power to bump but it does sound very nice.

[ John Mar 18, 2019 ]

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