Alphasonik PSW912

i have owned 1 of these subs i had it in a custom built box tuned at 30 hertz and it played all the way down to the lowest notes u could throw to it!! i had 1500 watts rms running at 1 ohm and was hitting 142.6 DB tested by a local car audio shop! that other guy just didnt know what he was doing! i am a certified installer and greatly recommend these subs!!!!!!!

I have 2 of the PSW912 (and I have owned them for over a year now). I think the other reviewer was probably either under powering them or simply abusing them...not to say I don't put them through torture, but these things are insane. I have 2 Alphasonik PMA1200DA, 1 connected to each at 1 ohm each amp and I get compliments all the time. The bass is unbearable at full volume (it's that loud) and if I go to the golf course with it up even at 50% they complain inside the clubhouse about it.

Great sub and it's very loud but it didn't last very long though and if you played it hard you could smell the voice coil burning all the time. I only had about 1800 watts going to it with about 8v of line drive.

I wouldn't purchase another one being that the frequency response isn't very low and it burned up pretty quick.

I have a pair of these subs installed in my car for almost 2 years now and they really worth the investment. They hit very hard and nice. I receive a lot of compliments all the time. They are very loud and shakers. I recommend these subs 100%. I am purchasing another pair of these subs this week, for my 2nd car.

I own 1 of these woofers in a nicely tuned ported enclosure. I am running a Soundstream Tarantula 2000D to it and its not bad. I'm not ecstatic with its performance for the specs it gives. I can always smell the fragrant aroma of burning voice coils in the air, and truthfully have already started the search for its replacement. I have only ran this woofer for 1 summer. If your operating on a low budget, this might be a good woofer for you. If you got the money to splurge, do the research and invest in something better, thats what I am doing. Amplifiers and all are going to be changed back to my old school RF Power series amps (1100a2/800a4). They just don't build em like they used to.