Dual Electronics SBX100 10 inch Studio Quality High Performance Vented Enclosed Subwoofer with 500 Watts of Peak Power

I did not have high hopes for a single 10" sub at this price point. I wired it up with the recommended Dual XPE2700 (400W) amp in bridged Mono configuration. It rattles my 1995 Isuzu Trooper well. I did not get it to have it so loud you can hear me coming down the road, but you could if I turned the amp all the way up. I have the amp only at half power, and It makes plenty enough noise and stays crisp. I did not want any Sub Fuzz since it is sitting in the back of the truck where you would hear it. Best of all it fits nicely behind the 3rd row of seating (which is a pretty small space in this truck). I highly recommend this - especially at this price point. I am considering getting another set up for another vehicle. Would work great in a boat too since it is so cheap you wouldn't have to worry too much about getting it wet. Really impressed for the money.

Hits ok but I do run 500 watts into it. For the price not to bad. You will need to get it some power to hit hard.

My mistake was buying this proudct, i bought it base on false reviews. i regret buying it beacuse i i paid 200$ for installation and now i need a new sub, dont buy it!

Dual has been around for a long time. Obviously it's gone through some changes, some better, some worse. I was skeptical when I bought the SBP8A even with all the 5 star reviews. That product was an incredible value, loved it! Got rid of it a while back because I wanted something that fit under my rear seat of my Crew Cab, so I bought the best enclosed 8" setup you can buy IMO the Alpine SBR-S83V. I really liked that setup and it hit harder than the SBP8A, granted it cost more as well. So I decided to roll the dice again on this Dual Subwoofer. It did not disappoint. It hits harder, lower and louder than the SBR-S83V. It was exactly what I was looking for. A very respectable sound level in the car and very little outside. Worth every penny and then some. Thanks Dual!

Although the wood used to make this seems cheap, Dual did a great job tuning this enclosure. The sub itself is fairly well built, but the box feels almost too light to resonate very well. However, the front port does a great job with the sub's performance. For 45 bucks you get something that sounds like it'd cost much more. Only thing I don't like about it, on lower-louder tones, I hear "chuffing" as the sub moves. You only notice this when the trunk is open and you're watching to sub hit. Inside the car, the sound quality is great! Well worth the money.

First of all, I'm five foot two and ABSOLUTELY love my big 1992 Ford Bronco with a torquey 351 Cleveland V8, that I of course drive very conservatively ;) My twenty year old son decided that I needed a better sound system, and being as he is a whiz when it comes to wiring and designing anything electronic, I gave him the "go ahead" to install something with quality acoustics. My God, the first time I pushed Elton John's Yellow Brick Road into the C.D. player and heard this orchestra playing in my "baby" I was hooked. I had no idea that a subwoofer could be anything but annoying when you're in the car next to another car booming until you get one of your own........what a cool invention. Now I'm the annoying person with no regrets. If you purchase this model I promise you it'll rock your world!

Sub hits hard but not in the cheap quality box i transfered the sub to a 1.2 cu ft sealed box and it hits loud an clear and its not muddy sounding as it was in the box it came in and i listen to every type of music and this sounds better then my dads 12inch audiobahn

Its good if you have a small amp anything more than 500 watts will blow the sub.