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Stealth 13 is a good shallow sub
This sub produces pretty good bass for a shallow sub, I have it in a Atrend 12SME sealed box under my 2011 Tundra DC back seat, I have a SoundStorm (SSL) EVO1500.1 pushing it and it hits hard and sounds tight with accurate punches when broken in and dialed in with little to no distortion.
This isn't a rattle your car apart sub but I would put it up against other name brand subs for the accuracy and sound, I also wish this came in a dual voice coil model.
If space is tight, you need a sub that is built like a tank that you can feel and hear without breaking the bank, this is it!
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