Pioneer TS-W303R

The drivers sound quality is very good. It blended very well with the main speakers. Bass is well defined and not one noted or boomy.. Even though It still needs some run in time to loosen up, I'm very impressed with it. Build quality is very good and looks to last a long time. The only con that I personally have is the fact that the woofers surround is made of foam. I would've preferred to see a rubber surround instead... Rubber lasts much longer and is much more durable. That's why it didn't get a 5 for features. But for a nice, low price, I really can't complain.. Used with the right amount of power and the right enclosure, this sub is a true sleeper..

I currently own 2 of these they pound hard but doesn't need to much power to do so ...they blow kind of easy but besides that gata love em especially for the price

I had a Dual brand 12" sub when I first started upgrading my car audio system, and no matter what I did, there was a persistent rattle, especially at high volumes. It sounded like it was coming from the rear deck underneath (where the 6x9s are mounted), but I never could pinpoint it. The other day I got some cash for a birthday present and decided to go ahead and "upgrade". I picked up this bad boy and the difference was immediately clear. Not only was the rattle gone (cheap Dual sub must have been the source, go figure), but this thing gets damn loud without any noise artifacts). Like one of the other reviewers, I'm pushing this thing with a relatively cheap 150RMS amp and it does the job just fine. The sub is installed in a 1.25cu foot box which is the recommended size, and I couldn't agree more. The last thing I need is a couple of bass blockers for my 6.5in speakers up front and my system is complete (until I decide to go ahead and upgrade the head unit too). This subwoofer has left me completely satisfied, and I'd recommend it to anyone.

In fact, my only complaint is that the sub didn't have optional male connectors for the speaker wire so I had to cut / strip the connectors off of the wire that came inside the sub box to attach to the push connectors on the sub. Hardly a serious complaint, but I'll give it 4/5 on features for that, I suppose.

Great work will bump hard.

I have one of these in a non ported box with an autotek 1000 watt amp pushing it and it bumps hard. It says 250 rms but I think its a little underrated. These things will really hit and if you have a solid amp and wire it properly, its just awesome. I've had it for about a year now and I haven't been disappointed. I would definitely recommend it especially for its awesome price.