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Bleeding ears
I have this sub in a 1.15 cu ft slot ported enclosure in my '05 Mustang driven by 2400 watts and with the gain at 10% and the remote sub level at 0 it rattles both mirrors , the brake lights , and many interior panels.
But it's not just loud , it's solid and thick. It rumbles and thumps all the way down below 10 htz. I've had this setup for 2 1/2 yrs and it still feels stiff and shows no signs of wear.
The fact that you can replace the cone in the field means you may never need to replace it.
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