Kicker 51HS10 Hideaway Compact Powered Subwoofer, 10-Inch

Amazing product! I was tempted by the cheaper options, but so glad I went with the Kicker. Everything about it screams quality, and even customer service was great. I called to ask a question before installing, and the guy was responsive and knowledgeable. Installation was a breeze (I installed it under the front seat on my golf cart) and the sound in incredible. I wasn’t going to bother with the remote bass control, but I’m glad I did as some tracks require the boost. I decided to mount the unit on a ½” thick MDF board to act as a baffle, and it further improved the sound. If you decide to do the same, I recommend a little padded tape on the back of the unit as the center Allen bolt protrudes by about a 1/16” which impairs good seating. Overall, I can’t recommend this enough.

Loving the deep bass. Super conpact and fit behind the back seats of my Ford Maverick. Install was pretty easy. Very happy with it.

I was going to mount this unit, but I shoved it between the plastic behind the rear seats and lo and behold it is a perfect pressure fit. No rattling or movement from this unit for how far I'm pushing it. This sub isn't going to win any awards, but is a good pairing for stock Toyota systems which sound extremely flat and lifeless. I paired this with a Beat Sonic amplifier to boost the stock system and I am completely satisfied. Oh yeah if you aren't comfortable soldering make sure you get the Kicker speaker wire to RCA adapter if you buy this sub. I found out when I was in the middle of installing it, but I just cut the ends off my RCA and solderered the ends to the speaker inputs. Also saved me $25-30CAD.

I ordered this for my son to go under the seat of his 2015 Toyota Tacoma extremely well-made very pleased with the sound quality OneNote I would suggest actually not putting it under the driver seat needs to go in the cavity behind the rear seat my son complained about too much vibration 😁😁

Installed in my 2020 mustang convertible. Install is rather straight forward if you know electrical basics and it sounds great. The only thing that I recommend (that doesn’t come with the package) is some pozzi taps to tap into the rear speaker wires (5 bucks at your local hardware store). It sounds great if you’re just looking to beef the sound up a little, but it’s not obnoxiously loud.