JBL Basspro SL2 - Powered under seat subwoofer system, Black

This 8inch sub and amp combo is excellent! This works great for a small hatchback with just 4 factory door speakers, this completely changes the sound of the whole system! Install was super easy, ended up mounting it in the hatch rather than under the seat. Will definitely be upgrading to some JBL door speakers soon.Another thing to note with this sub and amp, it isn’t a huge, powerful sub, it’s just enough to add clean bass to your vehicle, if you go from factory speakers to adding something like this… trust me you won’t be disappointed. The bass won’t shake you’re license plate, but it will definitely add some in a car with no sub, and factory speakers. Also sound dampening helps 100% more, and makes the bass much more powerful. In the end if you are looking for a sub that’s going to rattle your license plate off, this definitely isn’t for you. However if you want a simple upgrade from factory, this thing is great, and the user interface is super easy. All included hardware was very nice, and high quality, definitely something to expect out of a JBL product!

I put this in my 2dr Jeep wrangler which has almost no room for anything (even with the back seat taken out). I've got some really nice JL Audio speakers and an Alpine amp powering them from a JVC touchscreen head unit but there was ZERO bass....all highs, this added the bass right in and sounds perfect! I highly recommend, it might be a couple bucks more than some of the others, and I was worried based on what my local car audio guy said about subwoofers like this - but after the install and configuration - even he was more than impressed!

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So first of all, it makes plenty of noise. I bought this because my civic had little to none on the bottom end. With the freq settings and crossover I was able to get all the sound I was missing out on the factory radio. I keep it right at the 1/8th turn setting and it’s good for me. Anything above that and it drowns out everything and tries to vibrate my mirrors off. Overall a good product and can run pretty much from a 12vdc outlet in your car.

Was looking for a little more bass in my camper. This subwoofer faded quickly as the volume was turned up to the point you couldn’t tell whether it was still on. I didn’t have high expectations, but this subwoofer was a total disappointment. Ended up buying a Cerwin Vega VPAS12 for about the same price. Night and day difference.

I guess I should have just bought a true sub and amp. Most likely that's what I'm going to do in the near future. It does add some bass to the car audio, but not what you're looking for if you're used to a true sub and amp. It doesn't have the range of a true sub and it distorts easily if you set your sound preferences up wrong. It's really only good for a certain range of bass.These are all things I would have been aware of if I was more into the technical side of car audio, but I'm just a girl who likes a good bass drop. I've built custom enclosures for subs and installed a lot of amps/sub combos so I'm not inexperienced on installs or settings. Just didn't fully understand the values of the frequencies I suppose.Anyways, if you're looking to add a touch of bass this thing actually doesn't sound horrible. If you love a real sub, the compression wave as it passes through the cabin, the reflex of speaker, and the way it fills out a range of sound qualities/"frequencies" this speaker isn't for you. You won't get those things.

I know it won't fit under every seat, but it fits under the passenger front sit of my rig. I bought a new vehicle that had a garbage sound system. First thing was to rip out all the speakers and replace with new. I still wasn't satisfied with the sound. So I bought this and wired it up. That went very smoothly and the sound filled out nicely. I do suggest wiring and installing the remote volume control. When switching from say, Apple Car Play to radio the audio is not optimized for both and adjustment is needed. Radio stations use continuous look-forward equalizing boxes on their audio prior to transmission, so the bass generally picks up quite a bit when you switch to radio. Easy to adjust with the remote mounted in a convenient location.

Don’t mind the negative reviewsI was looking to improve bass inside my suv, since I don’t like the idea of adding a big bass in the cargo area.This was installed below the passanger seat, it does exactly what I needed.If you like big bass, this is not for you.