Between the mounting height, the tinsel leads, the fact its taking good power, the surround, this thing is a beast for the price and size. You are finding all the hidden gems of shallow subs lately. Make a false floor with two of these for an SUV and it would be a killer stealth setup. 125 on a single is pretty good for an entry level sub, this thing impresses.

That thing is amazing for the size it is. Thanks for sharing this.

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Looks like a very small sub that does it's job very well for how small it is. Great video.

Keep the vids comming love them. Live in Altoona P.a.

Great video. My only grip with shallow-mount subwoofers is that they use shit for magnets and while they are indeed physically "slim", that doesn't always equate to needing a small box. Most have Qts in the 0.7 range and higher! Then after being installed in a small box, Qtc ends up being likely double! Most people may not know what that means, but it partially spells out that they end up having a real bad peaky response and horrific group delay/ringing that can ruin the sound quality of a sub. To really work well, it would take more engineering than people would want to pay for, unfortunately. The needed magnet strength to get Qts down in the sub 0.30 range that really starts to level out the frequency response would be massive, or would need a Neo magnet. Then it needs a stiff suspension to keep the Vas low, but without enough mass, the Fs gets too high, so you end up needing a stiff suspension plus a lot of mass to keep Fs in the 30s or so, and then you need even more magnet BL to prevent Qts from skyrocketing once again and giving it the horribly peaky response. If you know of one with Qts: 0.28-0.30, Vas: 1.0 ft³, Fs: 30 and that will be the golden ticket!

I was hoping maybe the small motor was a neo set up then it will actually take some power that impedance rise was big on that little guy

Im conisdering these for my truck

Ya know one thing I don't understand is such high ratings on subs like this and even regular subs.. I've never own a dd sub but one thing I've always respected is the modest rms and max ratings.. I mean absolutely nothing wrong with saying a shallow sub is 300w max.. or whatever.. no Shame at all..

I wanna know how the american bass performs in the 1.5cu.ft. sealed box

Did u pick any winners on any of ur giveaways I haven't seen a post about it

That sub must sound a lot better in a 1.5 cubic foot box because it did not sound good in a .97 cubic foot box. I suspected it needed a bigger box

good day, friend with what amplifier moves that subwoofer

That is one shallow sub!

Are these better than kickers?

Is the rms actually 700watts?

The sub specs make no sense. It only has 2.5" mounting depth but then it needs 1.0 ft^3 of air space. While a 12" Kicker L7T has 4 1/8" mounting depth but only needs as little as .55 ft^3. I am really tight on space, do you know of another cheap 12" sub that hits hard for about the same price in a smaller box?

No actually......cant see a damn thing!