Rockford Fosgate Punch P3SD410 (09P3SD410)

Fosgate P3 10" Shallow-mount Subs

If you have ever owned Rockford Fosgate subs, then you know the quality and durability these subs have. I built a ported box using the recommended volume and port size/length with Rockford Fosgate 500.4 amp.The rear channel was bridged mono, into 4 ohm speaker load. I wired each sub in a series, then parelled the two subs together.
AND of course, they ROCK!!!

Great Sub

I mounted this sub in a shallow box under the back seat of a Toyota tundra double cab, in an .50 cubic foot sealed box. I have a Alpine MRP M500 pushing it. I have it wired at 2 ohms, and it sounds amazing. You want break any records with it, but if you want good tight bass at all levels this is the sub for you. A lot of people say that it does not go that low but you really have to let it break in. I have had it for a couple of weeks now, and I listen to it alot and it is still breaking in but I can notice a difference in the way it performs as opposed to day one. I highly recommend this sub if you need a shallow sub. My box is only 4 1/2 inches deep and it fits great.

Rockford Fosgate P3SD410

Solid sub for price and convenience of tight space applications.

Great value

Outstanding product! Great sound.. I would highly recommend this product!

Break in and Polyfill helped mine

I put two of these under the back seat of my F-150 Super Crew and this is my first experience with shallow mount subs as I have always had vehicles with plenty of space for "real" subwoofers and I usually go with Fosgate subs as they never disappoint. I agree that these are more of a midbass woofer than a true subwoofer although they can pick up some low notes, but they just don't have that "growl" of a true sub. I am running these with a Fosgate Power 500.1 at 2 ohms which gives each sub about 250 to 300 watts in a sealed box that allows .6 cubic feet per sub which is within the recommended size range. I didn't want to wait til I drove the truck 24 to 48 hours for the "break in" period so I just hooked up a battery charger to my truck and let it play at about 2/3 volume overnight for about a week to be safe and I could sense a slight difference from day to day. After about two months I decided to put some polyfill in the box to hopefullly add some depth to the bass and surprisingly it did, they are louder, deeper, and sound more like subwoofers now than midbass drivers. I also looked at but have not heard the Kicker shallow mounts, the Powerbass, and some other brands of shallow subs but they require about 1.0 cubic feet per sub and that is just not possible in the F-150 Super Crew so I would have to recommend these if that is your truck.

Great Bass

I would recommend this shallow subwoofer any day. Like other people have said it does the job! So for you guys that don't have much space. Remember less space more bass!

P3 Shallow Mount

It was a little bit pricey, but most shallow mounts are. It pounds pretty good, I have 200 RMS going to it just fine from a 300 RMS Alpine amp. It was ideal for behind my seat in my standard cab F-150. It's not gonna break your windows but it's a nice clean bass you can feel. Overall I would suggest it.

great bang for your buck

The P3 puts out phenomenal and very crisp bass.

awesome subs

i have 2 of these under the back seat of my extended cab ram. theyre 2 days old and POUND. i have them running off a jackhammer 600. the specs for the rms power on these is underated. they eat up all the power from the amp. these are the best shallows ive had. ive ran pioneer and kenwood shallows and the p3's leave them in the dust.

great product

i had these in my crew cab until they were stolen and they sounded great. recently replAced them with the p3sd210 shallows.