12 inch 1200 Watt Max Power Car Audio Dual 4 Ohm Shallow Mount Car Subwoofer (12" - Dual 4 Ohm)

I'm very pleased with this subwoofer for the price you can't go wrong is awesome i recommend this sub

This sub seems like pretty good quality. It sounds great, just not sure what to give it for power. It didn't come with any t/s parameters. I asked the seller for them and they provided some, but they don't seem right. The parameters they gave me said 300W RMS instead of 600W RMS like the description says. It also said 5mm Xmax, which seems very small for the design of this sub. I built a small sealed enclosure and put about 200 watts to it and it does sound nice.

It sounds good

Why did you pick this product vs others?:Got this for a project that never played out and never used it but seems like a good build. I assume it'd sound average. Not bad but not great

this shallow mount thumper be hittin them low notes like a boss while still lettin you keep your trunk space for them groceries n such. the dual 4 ohm setup gives you mad flexibility with your amp matchin, and that 1200 watt power handlin be no joke when you really wanna wake up them neighbors. while it might not dig quite as deep as them super thicc subs, for a slim design this bad boy still delivers them clean, punchy bass lines that'll make your rear view mirror dance.

Honestly, I thought this was going to be disappointing. While the results don't defy all logic, it does sound pretty darn good. I haven't built the perfect box for it yet, just dropped it in a prefab that was pretty close to spec. I ignore the max power rating, as you should. I connected it to a JL 500/1 and was very pleasantly surprised with the output. This may very well become the sub that I will be putting in my custom front to rear F150 center console after converting the rear bench to dual bucket. I love when you take a leap and it pays off.

Seventour 12" - WOW! This thing rocks! To say I was surprised is an understatement. I didn't know what to expect. I built a tuned box (36HZ) per the manuals specs and recommendations on volume and tuning frequency, and was floored!This thing rattles your whole body... you can feel the air moving in the car. I'm running a Alpine S-A60M @ 2ohms that puts out about 750-800watts RMS. I haven't turned it up all the way yet as its still new and am in break-in phase. But, I've pushed it about 3/4 way up (600 watts) and it was crazy! This thing performs! I didn't know what to expect from this brand and this new speaker line. As of the time of this review, it's non-existent online (can't find reference to it anywhere) and had nothing to go on. But ... wow ... I would recommend this thing to anyone looking for a high output speaker. There is no reference to X-Max excursion, but I can tell you it works beautifully! 2" voice coil with 84.7db sensitivity, I can promise you that you will get volume out of this thing! I have a decibel meter on the way and will post back with the results...but I'm pretty sure it has the ability to make you def, if you'd like.

While this sub is listed as a shallow mount, it would give you the idea that it is a lower output subwoofer, designed for tight little boxes. This is actually more along the lines of a high excursion SPL sub. I installed it in a 1.6 cubic foot box that was slot loaded tuned to 35hz. I used an American Bass 1600 watt amp to power it. After a little tuning this sub was ounding great for its price range! It packs a punch! The sub easily handled the 1600 watts and has great excursion, handling the really deep bass well. I went through my normal playlist with a little mix of all kinds of music, and was impressed at how well this sub sounds. It has the punchy bass drum hitting hard on rock or metal songs, and when listening to rap it really shines, pounding out the bass lines and shaking the car apart!