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Average Customer Rating is 4.6 out of 5 stars:
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| Durability | | 4.6 |
| Value | | 4.5 |
| Features | | 4.6 |
| Design | | 4.7 |
| Usability | | 4.7 |
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John from Hibbing, MN
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I installed two 8 inchers in the back of a street rodded 1936 Graham and was utterly impressed with the sound quality of them. No one believes me when I tell them that they are only 8 inch subs.
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kdh from Austin, TX
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I recently installed one of these little subs into the jump seat location in my 92 s10. If you are looking for a small little sub to round out the low end of your small system, then this would be a great addition. The build of the sub is very solid, its small, and pretty stout. The push button terminals are very nice, and the overall look for this sub is very nice. In the right kind of enclosure this is a very warm sub and will add a decent amount of low end punch. It is very responsive, quick and tight sounding while still being pretty lightweight. I have this installed in a sealed enclosure so that might help. I’m still in the break in stages right now, but I’m happy with what I am hearing. I currently have the sub being driven off my MB Quarts FX4.70 channels 3 and 4 bridged and it puts out a great amount of sound. The sub is priced very reasonable for its application. However, if you are looking for something with massive output, this is not the sub for you. While still a very nice sub, it’s still an 8" sub, and you only have so much cone area. This would be a great fit for any small regular sized pickups, small 2 seat car, or if you plan to make a custom center console and just want some extra low end while saving space or looking for just a stealth install. While you can run this free air, I would not recommend it. If you are looking to do a small, simple, budget minded and hidden install, then this is the sub for you. Best of luck.
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jshua from NY
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Great subwoofer for regular cab pickups. Surprising bass from such a small sub.
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Ray from Montreal, QC., Canada
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I had this installed in my 2008 Civic SI with hopes it would be a straight swap for the stock sub but it wouldn't fit so in the end had it bolted from underneath with some MDF.
So performance of this sub is impressive for its size, used with a 200 watt amp I had lying around, with some deep bass that's just enough but not overpowering.
The best part is I still keep all my trunk space. I would defenitely recommend this product to anyone looking to upgrade an existing 8" sub but concerned about maintaining trunk space.
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Samuel from Brooklyn, NY
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The very good
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